Reagan links protests to Soviet backing in interview
President Reagan claims Western Europe disarmament demonstrations are funded by an organization bought and paid for by the Soviet Union. The Nation reports the anti nuclear movement rebuked the claim as spokesmen respond. The State Department revokes Rev. Ian Paisley's visa amid inflammatory remarks. Former Louisiana Gov Jimmie Davis and wife flee their burning home as a fast spreading blaze destroys belongings.
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U S solidarity with Poland as Soviet pressure grows
The article argues that Solidar ity faces a psychological blitz and communications shutdown to erode worker morale. It notes Soviet Marshal Kulikov urging the West to push Poland toward submission, stressing the need for moral solidarity and broader support for the Polish resistance.
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Council on Aging Slashes Staff After Linn County Cut
The Linn County Council on Aging board approved service cuts Monday night trimming a staff position due to a $7,080 funding reduction from Linn County United Way. Rural elderly residents will feel the impact as services are reduced.
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John Ely Remembers Illuminates Cedar Rapids History
A new book compiling memories of Cedar Rapids financier and philanthropist John M. Ely draws from over 40 hours of taped chats with Eliza Hickok Kesler. The anecdotes cover Ely’s long involvement in the city’s financial, cultural, and civic life.
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Layoffs Draw Gov Ray's Criticism Amid Job Service Cuts
Gov Robert Ray opposes 150 Job Service of Iowa layoffs calling them wrong timing despite budget cuts urged by Congress and the Reagan administration. He says more workers are needed to help people find other jobs and get located. Iowa News, page 11A.
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Neighbors fall short in attempted satire cinema review
Review notes mixed bits but overall fails as both comedy and social commentary. Page 16A discusses the film and its unclear message, with a verdict that it misses its mark.
Farm bill shaped by budget constraints not farm concerns
Supporters and opponents alike concede the farm bill Reagan demanded was driven more by budgetary limits than agricultural needs. The piece notes Congress grudging approval and the political consensus on fiscal pressures influencing farm policy.
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Good Samaritan helps family reunite at Houston airport
Victor Franco, a Houston businessman, arranged a Christmas reunion for Gregory and Barbara Hills and their three children, who had been separated after layoffs. He leased a home, paid three months of rent, and funded air travel and pets from a self funded relief fund created after his near drowning.
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Beauty queen abducted in Sierra snowstorm case details
Nevada County deputies arrest John Miller Jr. 38 of Pacoima on rape kidnapping and stolen vehicle charges after a snowbound 1970 Chrysler sedan carrying 18 year old Tanita Meza Miss Sunland 1981 crashed near Truckee. Meza held briefly for observation then planned to fly home to Sunland.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Staffing and Subscription Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette catalogues subscription rates for carrier and mail editions, with Morning Editions and Sunday issues priced at weekly and annual terms. The notice also states postal and republication rights, along with carriage restrictions and AP content licensing.
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Knesset Mulls No Confidence in Begin Move
Opposition plans a no confidence motion in Prime Minister Begin over his handling of U S Israel relations tied to the Golan Heights annexation. Labor supports the motion while Shinui and Tehiya back Begin, as Washington and Jerusalem clash over strategic ties amid Camp David efforts.
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Waldheim Sworn In as U.N. Secretary General in 1971
Kurt Waldheim was sworn in as United Nations secretary general in 1971, marking the start of his controversial six year term guiding the world body through Cold War tensions and peacekeeping efforts.
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