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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1986

Page

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Partly Sunny Day Prompts Brief Weather Update

Partly sunny conditions are noted with a chance of clouds later. Forecast calls for mild temperatures and light winds as the day progresses.

Crime rise marks first gain since 1981

FBI data show a 5 percent rise in reported crimes in 1985, led by the Sun Belt with higher rates in the South and West. Larcenies climbed 5 percent as births of the baby boom cohort push more crime-prone 16 to 24 year olds into communities citing in-migration and aging demographics as key factors.

Washington FBI Sun Belt United States South West Northeast Midwest Alfred Blumstein School of Urban and Public Affairs Carnegie-Mellon University Pittsburgh

American priest freed by Islamic Jihad captors in Lebanon

Rev. Lawrence Jenco, 51, of Joliet Illinois, released after 19 months in Bekaa Valley Lebanon. He arrived at the U S Embassy in Damascus in good spirits with three other captives reportedly in reasonably good spirits. His release follows a videotape from hostage David Jacobsen and renewed calls for negotiations with terrorists.

Damascus Syria Lebanon U.S Lawrence Jenco Joliet Bekaa Valley Beirut Islamic Jihad Organization Jenco David Jacobsen Jacobsen Custer George Armstrong Custer the Little Bighorn Jacobson Reagan Washington Islamic Jihad Kuwait Say

Lotto computer crash hits Iowa sales near drawing

The Iowa Lotto computer failed shortly before the 6 30 p m drawing causing an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 in ticket sales to be lost statewide. Officials said about 1 000 in sales per minute disappeared and the system was down 20 to 25 minutes delaying results and potential prizes.

Iowa Nicky Schissel Schissel

Peace marchers gather politicians at Iowa encampment

In Coralville Iowa residents attended an open house at the Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament camp. Peace City hosts 350 tents buses and more as Sen Tom Harkin urged opposition to nuclear arms amid an election year.

Coralville Iowa North West Junior High

Veteran U.S. statesman Harriman dies at 94

W. Averell Harriman a scion of a railroad family and longtime Democratic diplomat died at 94 in Yorktown Heights New York. He served as ambassador to the Soviet Union and Great Britain and led Lend Lease and Marshall Plan efforts. He helped shape Cold War policy and Paris talks with North Vietnam. His wife Pamela praised his public service. He had recently traveled to Moscow at 87 for talks with Leonid Brezhnev on behalf of Carter.

Yorktown Heights N.Y W. Averell Harriman Franklin D. Roosevelt Harriman U.S Soviet Union Great Britain Paris North Vietnam New York Moscow Leonid Brezhnev Carter Pamela

Today's Chuckle Brief on Short New England Summer

A light note jokes that New England’s summer is unusually brief this year and hints the season lands on a Tuesday. The quip plays on the calendar and regional climate lore for a quick, humorous read.

New England

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