Guthrie Named Cedar Rapids School Superintendent
Harold D. Guthrie 41 of Allentown Pa will become Cedar Rapids Community School District superintendent Feb 21 succeeding Marvin Maire who leaves Jan 3 for a University of Akron post. Guthrie currently leads East Penn School District improving board staff and community relations and will earn a base salary of 58000 with a possible three year extension.
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Kurt Rogahn
Jazette
Harold D. Guthrie
Cedar Rapids
Guthrie
Allentown
East Penn
Emmaus
Marvin Maire
Maire
University of Akron
Ohio
The
Gazette
Newell Lash
Bandits grab $5.3 million in New York armored car heist
In the Bronx two robbers cut through a tar-paper roof, handcuffed a guard, and stole $5.3 million from Sentry Armored Car Courier. They pried open vault doors, loaded bags of cash, and escaped by rope and vehicle, leaving behind $20 million.
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New York
Bronx
FBI
Lance Mead
Courier Corporation
Three hurt in cemetery wall crash in Cedar Rapids
Three young men were injured when a car driven by James Meyers 18 slammed into a stone wall at Oak Hill Cemetery along Mount Vernon Road SE. Passengers Jim Davenport 20 and Michael Noke 21 suffered head injuries. all were in Mercy Hospital ICU. Witnesses described high speed weaving before the crash.
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Mercy Hospital
Mount Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
James A. Meyers
Otis Road
Jim Davenport
24Th Ave
Michael R. Noke
Thompson St
A.m
Meyers
19Th Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
David Voss
the Gazette
Voss
Interstate tops state road plans for 1983–1988
The Iowa Department of Transportation releases a five year highway plan updated yearly. It covers highways airports transit railroads and rivers with funding estimates for 1983 through 1988. It includes finishing I 380 from Urbana to Raymond and bypasses around cities.
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Ter
Ames
Iowa
Iowa Department of Transportation
Idot Commission
Urbana
Raymond
Iowa Cities
DOT
Fed cuts lending rate as business sales fall amid recession
The Federal Reserve lowered its main lending rate by half a point to 8.5 percent, aiming to spur growth. October business sales dropped 2.2 percent, the steepest decline since 1975, while 83 percent of federally insured savings and loan associations posted losses in early 1982. The discount rate was cut for the seventh time since midsummer, lowering to its lowest since 1978, as bond prices jumped and long term rates moved lower.
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Associated Press
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Chuckle: a miser is a doughnut in jest
A playful quip notes that a miser resembles a doughnut in a lighthearted comparison. The line treats hoarding wealth as hollow and sweet to contemplate as a pastry metaphor.
New York arrest of Tylenol extortion suspect Lewis
James W. Lewis, 36, sought in the Chicago Tylenol poisonings case, was captured at the New York Public Library annex after a clerk recognized him from a wanted poster. Federal agents arrested him without incident. authorities say no direct link to the murders yet. Bail set at $5,000.
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New York
James W. Lewis
Lewis
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
Springfield
Ill
New York Public Library
40Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Walton
Robert Richardson
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