Pope John Paul II Visits Argentina for Falklands Peace Effort
Pope John Paul II met with Argentina's ruling military junta in Buenos Aires as he undertook a personal peace mission to end the Falkland Islands war. Crowds in the millions gathered to see and cheer the pontiff.
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Slaughter in Bronx Apartment Leaves Five Dead
Police said a woman and four children were bludgeoned and stabbed in a bloody Bronx apartment Friday. The victims include the woman’s son, granddaughter, and two others she babysat.
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Kilpatrick critiques federal student loans for high income families
Columnist James J. Kilpatrick argues against subsidies for a Harvard family of two earning over $100 000 under the new strict loan guidelines. He notes liberals are divided on the issue in this opinion piece on page 6A.
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Light duty policy debate in Des Moines impacts city workers
Des Moines adopts a light duty policy allowing some city employees with non work related disabilities to take temporary assignments for reduced pay. Cedar Rapids rejects pay cuts for light duty. article notes differences between cities. Also reports Brent Appel challenging Congressman Tom Tauke over four missed budget balance opportunities.
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Cronkite to host space age tour of northern lights
Walter Cronkite will guide a CBS television special on the aurora borealis with photographs from the Explorer Dynamics satellite. Images beamed to Earth from the Iowa University satellite were captured recently and will be shown during Universe at 7 p.m. Tuesday on CBS.
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ABC Nabs Seven Emmys at Daytime Television Awards
ABC swept seven categories at the Ninth Annual Emmy Awards for Daytime Television held Friday. CBS followed with five wins while syndicated shows claimed three and NBC and PBS each took one award.
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Snead Disqualifies Self at Marlboro Classic
Sam Snead, who shared the opening-day lead with Arnold Palmer, disqualified himself Friday from the $150,000 Marlboro Classic, ending a bright start to the event.
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First mass auction of Cedar Rapids condos planned
A Cedar Rapids real estate developer announces what is believed to be Iowa's first mass auction of condominiums. Sixty six units have remained empty for over two years due to current economic conditions, with the sale set for next month.
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Hawkeye Tractor Pulls Resume Season at Newhall
The second pull of the season on the Hawkeye Antique Tractor Pullers Association circuit gets under way at Newhall at noon Sunday. Farm, page 9B.
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Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Festival Continues at Hawkeye Downs
The Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Festival remains at Hawkeye Downs with events starting at 8 a.m. Today features the Vigortone Grand Prix at 6 p.m. offering $5,000 in prize money. Metro-Iowa page 10B.
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Tauke apologizes for fake newsmen at Appel event
Tauke apologizes to Brent Appel after two aides posed as reporters from the Marion Sentinel at Appel's Dubuque press conference. Appel demands apology and fires questions about who sent them while Tauke aides admit misrepresentation and express remorse.
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Wholesale prices show zero inflation for May
The Labor Department reports a flat Producer Price Index at 277.7, marking the fourth straight month with no change. Economists expect consumer inflation to run about 5 to 6 percent this year, while energy prices fell and raw materials rose in May.
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Des Moines Woman Charged After Lion Cab Crash
Nancy Kay McCabe 20 faces drunken driving and failure to control charges after her car rammed a downtown Des Moines building. A lion cab named Holmes was unharmed and later returned to its owner. no charges filed against the lion. A building resident described McCabe holding the lion post crash as police investigated the incident. McCabe remained jailed in lieu of a $500 bond.
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