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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1984
Page
15
Snow Art Stark and City Streets Commissioner Wayne Murdock contest official airport readings. Stark cites 4 to 5 inches across town and 40 percent at his Beverly Road home, while 28 years of ruler use informs his billing. Murdock says city-wide snow depth is 4 or 5 inches and overtime isn’t justified for minor totals.
With 33 000 members statewide Friends raised about 826 000 last year to support local programs on the network, printing the program guide and equipment. Roller said the private group under its charter cannot legally transfer all funds to the network without specifying their use. Davidson previewed possible legal objections to the changes.
Three men linked to the burning of an isolated Buddhist shrine to protest Vietnam veterans will surrender to state police and face arson charges. District Attorney M. Michael Ryan said arrests will occur in the morning with arraignments in Greenfield. An anonymous caller claimed credit and described plans for further attacks, though details and identities remain undisclosed.
A detailed weather briefing notes sun set and rise times, past high and low records, and an extended forecast of above normal temperatures with little precipitation. It covers regional temps from the upper Great Lakes to the Pacific Northwest, wind warnings in the Montana Rockies, rainfall in the Pacific Northwest, snow in northern Rockies, and road condition hotlines by area code.
Ten years ago President Richard Nixon declined the Senate Watergate Committee subpoenas seeking White House tapes and documents, signaling a clash over executive privilege in the scandal saga.
Goodman, the A 6E bombardier navigator from Virginia Beach, freed from a month in Syria, arrived at Andrews AFB after stopovers in Frankfurt and Shannon. He described beatings during interrogations and said U S policy should favor negotiation over force. Reactions from President Reagan aides, rivals, and supporters highlighted the political stakes and questions about Syria's motives.
Reports say a gunman fired near the Shepherd Hotel in Bhamdoun, a Beirut suburb, hitting no one but wounding a French Embassy driver, Raymond Vauthier, in a grave condition after surgery. The attack signals possible threats to embassy staff as multinational peacekeepers remain in Lebanon.
A car struck the main gate at Greenham Common, injuring a British police officer who was treated and released. The driver, held on a bodily harm charge, faces court on February 20. The incident follows a string of disruptions at the U.S. Air Force base housing 16 nuclear missiles.
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