Snow blower fire burns Cedar Rapids man
Raymond Dunham Jr., 31, of 113 Rapids Ave. SW, Cedar Rapids, is in Mercy Hospital in good condition after suffering first and second degree burns. He was transferring gasoline from a moped to a snow blower when fumes ignited and fire spread in the basement at about 2 p.m. Sunday. firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Raymond Dunham Jr
Rapids Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Dunham
Budget outlook unsettled as January revenues loom
The plan faces tighter funding with Rankin noting tax receipts behind last year. Five months remain in the current year as lawmakers seek deeper cuts, weighing Juvenile Home closure, foster care, and text book aid cuts. Debate rages on next year’s increase and potential tax hikes amid inflation and Reagan policies.
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Mosher
Rankin
House
Senate
Appropriations
Rep
Richard Welden
Sen
John Murray
Murray
Welden
Ray
Statehouse
Soviet CIA Terror Claims Mark Cold War Clash
A Tass commentary accuses the CIA of mounting terror and subversion over two decades and ties Soviet actions to Western plots. Haig and Reagan had recently linked Moscow to global terrorism, amplifying sharp rhetoric between Washington and Moscow.
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United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Washington
Kremlin
U.S
Alexander Haig
Reagan
U.S.S.R
Tass
Shah of
Iran
SAVAK
Waterloo homicide under investigation after weekend shooting
Waterloo police investigate an apparent homicide after Kris Lern Stevens age 23 of Waterloo was found outside an apartment building around 1 a.m. Sunday. He was shot in the head and no motive or suspects are released as details remain scant.
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Waterloo
Kris Lern Stevens
Local Public Notices and Community Events Roundup
Public library Friendsmobile schedule lists stops at Kindercare Eden Day Care Kirkwood Child Care and Buttons and Bowl Day Care. Mentions an oratorical contest winner Chipokas and prizes, plus various local ads for loans events and services. A flood plain meeting, Camp Hiaga anniversary luncheon, staff update at Killian's, and community classes and notices follow with dates and locations.
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Friendsmobile
the Public Library
Kindercare
Burdette St
Eden
8Th Ave
Kirkwood
18Th Ave
9Th St
Buttons and Bowl
Edgewood Road
Linn County jail to switch to operator assisted inmate calls
Linn County Jail inmates will lose free daytime calls as a new system provides only operator assisted collect calls. Sheriff Sawyer said supervisors approved the change to curb harassing calls while preserving access, with costs borne by callers.
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Linn
Linn County
Donald “Buzz” Sawyer
Sawyer
Northwestern Bell
Capt
Darold Smith
Jim Keas
Coin Division
North
Western Bell
Smith
Scott County
Dave Clearman
Clearman
Keas
Ohio
Voters League Assists Cedar Rapids Transit Study
The League of Women Voters of Cedar Rapids will assist consultant Barton Aschman in surveying the city transit system. About 800 volunteers are needed, with 30 league members making random calls. The study covers buses and potential car and van pools, targeting ages 10 and up.
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League of Women Voters
Cedar Rapids
Barton Aschman
Evanston
III
Lee Koda
League
Koda
Burglary at Cedar Rapids School Warehouse
A Cedar Rapids Community Schools warehouse at 615 G Ave NW was burglarized between 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday. An assortment of supplies was stolen, with an estimated value of 200 to 500 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids Community Schools
G Ave
Nationwide Severe Winter Blast Marks 30th Anniversary
A three decade old winter blast saturated the country with freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall, disrupting travel and daily life. Weather agencies tracked the span from the Midwest to the East Coast as icy conditions persisted for days.
Muscatine Seeks Better Bids to Close Weed Park Zoo
Muscatine officials bid farewell to Dolly the elephant and other zoo residents as Weed Park Zoo faces closure. With bids from about 24 potential buyers falling short, officials seek higher prices and guarantees the animals will continue to receive proper care.
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Muscatine
Dolly
Weed Park
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