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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1983
Page
6
Hitachi Ltd of Japan and two employees pleaded guilty on Tuesday to conspiring to send stolen IBM computer secrets to Japan. The plea marks a resolution in a case involving theft and international transfer of proprietary information.
Giovanni Vigliotto was found guilty by a Maricopa County Superior Court jury of fraud and bigamy after admitting he married more than 105 women over 33 years. The eight to four verdict followed about 90 minutes of deliberation on the November 16 1981 marriage to a 43 year old woman.
A Drake University survey of 600 Polk County residents shows 71.5 percent want beer age kept at 19 and 61.5 percent want liquor age unchanged at 19. Results, presented to the Governor's Task Force on Drunk Driving by Doug Wulf.
City of Cedar Rapids and Local 620 AFSCME reached a tentative deal with 360 blue collar workers across 15 city departments. AFSCME will vote first on the pact, then it goes to the City Council for approval.
New Iowa State football coach Jim Criner has built a Nebraska connection with at least seven verbal commitments from Omaha Metro high school players. The report notes these early pledges and signals strong regional ties in Criner’s staff recruitment.
Stocks dropped Tuesday for the first time in five sessions as an improving economy failed to push the Dow Jones industrial average past its record peak. The retreat followed an early rally and points to cautious sentiment in a volatile market.
Businesses serving farmers could lose up to 274 million dollars in accounting for the crop swap plan. Iowa State University economist Don Otto told a House Finance Committee hearing the loss will be offset by a 373 million dollar rise in farm income from the program.
House Democratic leaders on Tuesday said time has run out for President Reagan's economic program and pledged to derail his tax cuts in future years as part of their broader effort to dismantle the plan.
University of Iowa athletic officials warn the Carver Hawkeye Sports Arena could be damaged by a March 6 Neil Young concert. They cite floor removal for gymnastics finals and basketball practice as delaying events and potential smoke and vandalism risks. Cedar Rapids Five Seasons Center GM Dana Warg downplays competition and notes venue size differences and booking.
Fifteen year old Anthony Pennington was fatally struck while biking near Kilgore Texas. His heart kidneys and corneas went to recipients in St Louis Tyler and Dallas aiding five patients in three cities. His family approved organ donations after learning of the transplant theme from a CBS film.
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids announces subscription pricing for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with weekly and annual rates via carrier or mail. It notes second class postage, address, and that the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
Paul Blake. 78, reported two masked men with hunting knives entered his second floor apartment at about 1 45 p m Tuesday through an unlocked back door and took 63 from his billfold on the kitchen table. He plans to start locking up after the incident.
An unidentified Iowa man died when a school bus and a pickup collided on Highway 3 west of I 35. Deputies say the truck driver failed to yield at a stop sign. the bus driver and a passenger were treated and released from a Hampton hospital.
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