Dozier Kidnapped in Verona by Plumbers
Brig. Gen. James Dozier of the U.S. Army was abducted from his Verona home by four men posing as plumbers. Dozier's wife was bound but alerted neighbors. a blue Fiat van used in the escape was later found abandoned. The Red Brigades claimed responsibility.
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Italy
James Dozier
U.S. Army
NATO
Red Brigades
ANSA
Milan
Dozier
Washington
White House
Peter Roussel
Reagan
Europe
Arcadia
Reagan hedges on tax hike stance amid deficit push
President Reagan said no plans for increasing taxes but White House aides hinted at revenue enhancements. The remark comes as a 1983 budget looms with a potential $100 billion deficit. Speakes said the president would pursue rate cuts while considering other tax-raising proposals. Reagan also opposed a windfall profits tax on natural gas.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
James Baker
David Stockman
Larry Speakes
East
Speakes
Bon Voyage for Katie Beckett Homecoming
Banner outside St Luke's Hospital proclaims Bon Voyage Katie as her family prepares for her discharge at 10 30 this morning. The 32 year old is leaving after years of costly hospital care funded by Medicaid with a new government waiver allowing at home treatment.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Katie
Julie Beckett
Katie Beckett
Mark
Bowling St
St. Luke’s
Julie
Health and Human Services
Richard Schweiker
Reagan
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Reagan declines to spell out U S Poland crisis response
President Reagan refused to specify U S measures if the Soviet Union intervenes as martial law tightens in Poland. He called for negotiations with Solidarity, suspended new aid, and warned against naive assumptions about Warsaw’s actions without Soviet consent. Demonstrations denounce authorities as crackdowns intensify.
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Gestapo
Solidarity
Washington
Reagan
Poland
Solidarity Labor Movement
Soviet Union
NBC
United States
A true friend thinks you’re a good egg even when cracked
A quotable line noting friendship as a test of character. The witty saying suggests loyalty beyond flaws and accepts imperfections with humor.
Bold woodcutters swipe 90 city trees
Cedar Rapids Parks Commissioner warns against park woodcutting after 90 soft maple trees were stolen from city property along the Cedar River. City landscape official Dave Kramer cites endloader and truck use, notes two men were caught last Tuesday, and says without permits wood cutting will be prosecuted.
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Cedar Rapids
Stan Reinis
Cedar River
C Street
Dave Kramer
Kramer
Reinis
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Marion
Iowa
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