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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1986

Page

3

Craxi resigns as Italy’s government falls after bill defeat

Socialist Prime Minister Bettino Craxi resigns after a secret vote in the Chamber of Deputies defeats a government bill on local financing. President Francesco Cossiga asks Craxi to stay on as caretaker until a new government forms. The five party coalition had led for 1,050 days since August 4, 1983.

Gazette Wire Services Rome Bettino Craxi Italy Francesco Cossiga Craxi Christian Democrats Cossiga Quirinal Hague Chamber of Deputies Franchi Tiratori

Shultz Says United States Withdraws Security Umbrella From NZ

Secretary of State George Shultz announces that the United States will withdraw its security umbrella from New Zealand over NZ refusal to allow port calls by nuclear armed U S warships. He and New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange conclude the ANZUS alliance is strained.

Manila Philippines United States New Zealand U.S George Shultz Shultz David Lange Lange

Government to fund limited heart transplant operations

The Health and Human Services Secretary said Medicare will cover about 65 heart transplants in the first year at an estimated five million dollars, rising to about 143 annually at twenty five million dollars within five years. Huey Newton acquitted in Oakland court on two counts of felon in possession.

U.S Washington Health and Human Services Otis Bowen Huey Newton Oakland Calif Black Panther Co Alameda County

Ireland votes to keep divorce ban in referendum

Ireland decisively rejected lifting the constitutional divorce ban by 63.5 percent to 36.5 percent. Some 935,842 voted no and 538,279 yes as 97 percent of eligible voters—1.5 million of 2.4 million—turned out amid Catholic-majority support. The result challenges Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald's reform agenda and its Northern Ireland interests.

Gazette Wire Dublin Ireland Republic Western Europe Garret FitzGerald Northern Ireland Charles Haughey Fianna Fail FitzGerald Telefis Eireann Network Hague Netherlands Mediterranean Malta

Boombox parade planned in Windham town

Windham Connecticut organizers cannot secure a marching band for the Independence Day parade and ask 20 000 residents to carry radios tuned to a local station playing Sousa music Units include baby boomer stroller skateboard and senior citizens while some watch from the crowd The idea follows a canceled Memorial Day parade due to the band shortage.

Windham Clark Connecticut

Supreme Court upholds large attorney fee in civil rights case

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that attorney fees may exceed damages in civil rights suits. It upheld a $245,456.25 fee for lawyers who won $33,350 in damages for eight Riverside defendants, rejecting proportionality limits. A dissent called the ruling harmful to public sentiment on litigation costs.

Supreme Court Los Angeles Times Washington Riverside Calif William Brennan Thurgood Marshall Harry Blackmun John Paul Stevens Lewis Powell Warren Burger William Rehnquist Burger Byron White Sandra Day O'Connor Congress

Churches urge civil disobedience to fight apartheid

South African Council of Churches calls for mass refusal to declare race on official documents to destabilize apartheid. Government reports six more Black deaths in unrest raising the toll to 72 since the state of emergency began. Journalists fear abduction of Zwelakhe Sisulu surfaces in London. The council asks citizens to erase the race digit on existing IDs and avoid stating race on other forms.

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