Dole Pushes INF Treaty Amid White House Appearance
Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole embraced the INF pact at a White House event with President Reagan denying any partisan motive. Reagan defended neutrality in the presidential race while Dole signaled support to press for Senate ratification and possible strengthening without killer amendments.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette offers daily news since 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices. Postmaster address for changes provided.
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Husak Steps Down as Czechoslovak Leader
Prague announces Gustav Husak steps down at 74, replaced by Milos Jakes who has led party economic policy since 1981. Gor bachev telegram signals shift toward Soviet style reforms, with Husak retaining ceremonial president role amid a purge era legacy.
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Boy declared dead survives frozen river rescue near Christmas
In Fargo North Dakota an 11 year old boy found underwater for 45 minutes was released from St Luke's Hospital in time for Christmas. Hospital officials confirmed Alvaro Garza Jr would go home Monday. In New York the FBI detained a Soviet UN diplomat on espionage suspicions but released him due to immunity. The UN secretary general noted the diplomat’s identity was not disclosed.
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Pakistani-Canadian Convicted in Nuclear Metal Export Conspiracy
Arshad Z. Pervez, 48, born in Pakistan and a Canadian citizen, was convicted in Philadelphia on conspiring to export two restricted metals used in nuclear weapons to Pakistan. He was acquitted on bribery counts involving a U.S. Customs agent. Sentencing set for February 10 with a potential 25 year term.
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LaRouche trial opens in Boston over 1984 bid fraud
Assistant U S Attorney John Markham told jurors LaRouche and followers faced pressure to fund his 1984 presidential campaign. He said LaRouche portrayed himself as necessary to save the world and that followers believed his inflated claims, including calling others slime who did not deserve their money.
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Roh calls for harmony after vote amid protests in Seoul
President elect Roh Tae-woo urged national harmony as opposition leaders accused fraud and urged street protests. About 100 youths blocked a major Seoul street, later dispersed by around 1,000 police while in Washington White House officials said Reagan would send congratulations to the winner. In New Delhi a district court ordered Union Carbide to pay about $270 million in interim relief for the 1984 Bhopal gas leak victims, over 2,000 dead.
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FAA orders security checks for airline airport staff
The FAA requires all airline and airport workers to pass through security checkpoints after lawmakers reported thousands of employee ID badges missing. Investigators from the GAO said many badges could not be accounted for at six major airports, prompting tightened screening including flight crews.
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Deaver Prosecutor Criticizes Shultz Endorsement as Ethics Flaws
Independent counsel Whitney North Seymour Jr accused the Reagan administration of tolerating backdoor deals and urged Congress to fix ethics loopholes. The jury found former deputy White House chief of staff Michael Deaver guilty on three perjury counts and acquitted him on two. Seymour warned that leadership matters and that leaders must model ethics to curb influence peddling.
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Karpov Clinches Advantage In World Chess Title Race
Anatoly Karpov beat Garry Kasparov in a 57 move game in Seville leaving Kasparov needing a win or two draws to retain the title. Karpov now leads 12-11 on points with 16 drawn in a 24 game match. final game crucial for title outcome.
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