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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1982

Page

4

Knoxville YMCA uncover more stolen computer parts tied to King

Police found two more YMCA rooms in Knoxville filled with computer parts and equipment allegedly stolen by Michael Gerald King. King, an electronics wizard, stored explosives rifles a laser gun and a diagram of an Arkansas nuclear plant. Police had already loaded a two ton truck with items worth over 200000 dollars. King held on 55000 bond for an August 10 court hearing on explosives drugs and up to eight burglary counts.

Knoxville, Tenn YMCA Michael Gerald King Knoxville King Arkansas

Poland Faces Worsening Economy and Soaring Living Costs

AP reports PAP summary shows living costs up over 104 percent and real wages down 26 percent in the first half of 1982. Production fell 7.8 percent despite coal rising 16.6 percent. food and consumer goods declined sharply as price hikes outpaced wages.

Warsaw Poland PAP Independent Union Movement Solidarity Reagan Administration Poles

Britain Mourns Falklands Dead At St Pauls Service

A large service at St Pauls Cathedral honors both Argentine and British Falklands dead. Archbishop Robert Runcie pled for reconciliation while condemning war as human failure. Queen Elizabeth II attended and Prince Andrew served with Invincible in the South Atlantic.

New York Times London St. Paul’s Cathedral Robert Runcie Canterbury Runcie Argentina Falkland Islands Elizabeth II Andrew South Atlantic

Mother saves toddler from bear in Banff encounter

Anna Harrop screamed at a grizzly that seized her 3 year old Brendan during a Banff National Park visit. The bear was shot and killed after taking the child across a stream. Brendan sustained minor head stitches and is home in good spirits with no memory of the attack.

Prince George, British Columbia Anna Harrop Brendan Triona Susan Rea Josephine Power Waterford Ireland Mrs. Harrop Harrop Harrops Banff

World Peace March draws 30000 Soviet rallygoers

A 30,000 strong Soviet crowd gathered at a Smolensk hilltop WW II monument to greet Scandinavian participants in Peace March 82. Tass said the event marked the fifth stop on the 12 day tour by women from Norway Denmark Sweden and Finland amid tight state control.

Moscow Smolensk Tass Soviet Union Norway Denmark Sweden Finland

Risk safeguards urged for Teamsters pension fund

Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan called for tough new safeguards and legislation to curb abuse of the $3.4 billion Central States Pension Fund. He warned trustees may retake control after October 3 amid long running federal probes into loans to organized crime figures and asset misuse. Harold R. Foster creator of Prince Valiant died at 89 after a lengthy illness in Spring Hill Florida. Foster, born in Halifax Nova Scotia, was lauded for his figure drawing and earlier drew the Tarzan strip in the early 1930s.

Washington Raymond Donovan Teamsters Union Central States Pension Fund Spring Hill, Fla UPI Harold R. Foster Prince Valiant Foster Halifax Nova Scotia

Florida baby sitter autopsy links two toddler deaths

The autopsy confirms anoxia as the cause for 2 year old Casssidy Johnson and Travis DeWayne Coleman who died in Blountstown while in Christine Falling's care. Falling, 19, has been charged with strangling or suffocating the children. The Coleman death occurred July 3, while Johnson died in February 1980 and was previously listed as encephalitis.

Tallahassee Fla UPI Florida Christine Falling Blountstown Casssidy

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