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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1982

Page

3

Mount Vernon wrestler wins fourth straight state title

Mount Vernon's Greg Randall captured his fourth consecutive state wrestling championship on Saturday night while his brother Steve earned his second state crown. The Des Moines tournament draw included 27 place finishers and highlighted area standout performances.

Mount Vernon Greg Randall Steve Ames High School Cedar Rapids Washington Warriors Cedar Rapids Kennedy

100th Year on the University of Iowa Campus

Metro Iowa highlights the centennial on the University of Iowa campus with archival notes and campus life vignettes. The feature marks a century of milestones, landmarks, and student traditions chronicled for readers.

University of Iowa Metrolowa

CIA says Libyan officer plot aimed at Khadafy

CIA officials now believe an assassination attempt targeted Col. Muammar Khadafy two months ago. The plot, carried out by Libyan army officers, likely left Khadafy with a jaw wound but no serious injury. The incident occurred during December as reports of hit squads circulated in the United States.

Washington Post Washington CIA Muammar Khadafy Khadafy U.S Chad United States Libya Reagan State Department Moscow

Pope cautions Jesuits to avoid politics and uphold tradition

Pope John Paul II told the Society of Jesus to stay out of political fights and honor Catholic tradition. He announced a general congregation to choose a new leader and noted the unprecedented appointment of Rev. Paolo Dezza to run the order.

Vatican City John Paul II John Paul Society of Jesus Paolo Dezza Jesuits West Germany Canada France Vatican

Pentagon selects sites for 40 MX missiles in western U S

The Pentagon will base 40 MX missiles in existing Minuteman sites in Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska in un hardened silos to be followed by as many as 14 additional silos per site and the possible deployment of up to 160 more missiles. An ABM defense linked to these bases could threaten the ABM treaty with the Soviet Union.

Los Angeles Times Washington Pentagon Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Department of Defense Soviet Union United States Grand Forks N.C Air Force Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyo Warren Missile Field Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger U.S

Greek Prime Minister Papandreou greeted by 200000 in Cyprus

About 200000 Greek Cypriots welcomed Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou during his first visit to the divided island. Crowds stretched from the airport to Nicosia as banners proclaimed a common struggle. The visit aims to ease cycles of tension after the 1974 Turkish invasion.

Nicosia Cyprus Andreas Papandreou Larnaca Papandreou Greece Island

End martial law urged by Polish bishops in call for national covenant

Poland's Roman Catholic episcopate urged an end to martial law and freedom for detainees and prisoners. The bishops demand a national social agreement including Solidarity, with amnesty for those sentenced and protection for workers and union members. The message, tied to papal concerns, warns of societal and economic catastrophe and calls for a return to freedom to enable real reconciliation.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Union Communist Party pro-Solidarity Lech Walesa Jozef Glemp John Paul II Vatican Wojciech Jaruzelski Communist Party For “National Reconciliation

Astronauts Elliott Lee and Charles Bassett Die in Plane Crash

On this date in 1966, astronauts Elliott Lee and Charles Bassett were killed when their light plane crashed into a building in St Louis.

Elliott Lee Charles Bassett St. Louis

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