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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1986
Page
2
The AP reports May jobless rate at 7.3 percent with 210,000 more unemployed and 45,000 auto oil sector layoffs. Unemployment rose to 8.6 million, driven by adult men to 6.4 percent, while overall civilian jobless increased 0.2 points.
In New Hampshire employers face a scarce pool of workers as the state reports the nation’s lowest unemployment rate. Job seekers set terms and pay with many positions offering $4.50 to $6 an hour. Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua plans to hire about 2,200 staff with extended discounts for employees.
Index page summary notes U S World items and weather listings. The note references Weather section page 108 and World news items across the index.
Police report the body of Marilyn K. Kolek was found in a basement freezer at 137 Dawley St NE. Marl Edward McMullin, 21, is charged with first degree murder and is to be arraigned in Linn District Court. He reportedly frequented the residence and had a relationship with the victim.
Two men stormed a rural First National Bank of Bath branch in East Allen Township firing on staff, killing tellers Janice Confer and Hazel Evans and wounding a manager and a customer. Authorities arrested Stanley Hertzog and Martin Appel, both charged with murder and related counts. The pair held without bail pending a June 16 hearing. A crowd shouted for vengeance as police chased the suspects. FBI and state police coordinated the investigation.
Kim Greene of Springville and her daughter Brooke 3 wave from the ferris wheel as St Ludmila’s Kolache Days continues at 209 21st Ave SW. The festival runs today noon to 11 pm and Sunday 11 am to 6 pm with games rides food and entertainment.
Belgrade Yugoslav former intelligence official Anton Kolendic said Soviet officers in Vienna were informed in late 1947 or early 1948 that Kurt Waldheim faced Yugoslav war crimes charges. He claimed to have given a list of alleged offenders to Colonel Gonda, a Soviet intelligence officer, and denied Russian blackmail aims. Waldheim was gearing to win Austria's presidency in a runoff.
The Justice Department stated that if Kurt Waldheim won the Austrian presidency he could not be blocked from entering the United States based on past activities. As president he would automatically become exempt, and lists used for visa bans could not prevent his entry while leader of Austria.
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