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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1983
Page
3
A hand grenade thrown at a passenger bus in central Tel Aviv wounded 12 people. Police reported no group claimed responsibility though Israel’s state television cited Palestinian guerrillas as the attackers.
Iowa defeats Michigan 79 72 as Bobby Hansen scores a career high 24 points in a tense finish at Carver Hawkeye Sports Arena. A late rally overturned an eight point first half deficit and secured the win for the Hawkeyes.
The article notes that the nation's 10 million small independent businesses often push Congress to act through grass-roots influence. It also includes a brief remembrance of E W Pete Bolton, 86, who retired 22 years ago after Tipton area farming, recalling the 1920s and 1930s for Gazette farm editor Al Swegle Out on the Acres.
The piece argues for a practical General Assembly to keep state government solvent, avoid painful cuts, and set work priorities that aid business, industry, and farming. It urges toning down petty politics in a challenging session.
Don Salyer, director of the city's Planning and Redevelopment Department, provides remarks in City Hall Notes on page 19A. The feature highlights ongoing redevelopment efforts and the department's approach to urban planning.
Wild dogs attacked two Marion county farms Friday evening, killing six sheep and maiming about twenty more. Most of the dead sheep were near lambing within five weeks, prompting livestock owners to tighten protection and seek guidance from Linn County authorities.
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher arrived in Stanley after a 23 hour secret flight from near London. She toured Government House and greeted civilians and garrison troops while vowing support for armed forces and tribute to those who liberated the islands.
Defense Minister Jose Garcia criticized Col. Sigfredo Ochoa's rebellion in Sensuntepeque demanding Garcia's resignation. Ochoa leads about 900 troops with potential support from three garrisons and vows to force Garcia out, while about 4,000 troops including Atonal battalion back him. Rallys gather in Sensuntepeque as U.S. advisers monitor, with ARENA figures split over the mutiny.
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