Reagan Seeks Thaw in Canada Visit Amid Fisheries Tensions
President Reagan arrives in Ottawa for his first foreign trip aiming to improve U S Canada ties. Talks will address fisheries treaty withdrawal, energy policy, acid rain, air pollution, El Salvador role, and a proposed continental energy accord with Trudeau seeking assurances on Canadian energy policy and a Alaska to lower 48 gas pipeline.
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TV film linked to charges of improper liberties
Kansas City police say a 42 year old Wyandotte County man James Howe was charged with four counts of taking improper liberties with a child after four girls aged 7 to 13 reported mistreatment following the February 24 broadcast of Fallen Angel. Detective Ray McKinney said the film appeared to prompt the complaints. Police spokesman Mike Dailey cited the program as a possible factor in the case.
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Johnson County
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Los Angeles
Guardian Angels Dispatch to Atlanta to Aid Slayings Search
Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa and Lisa Evers announced a 10 member team would go to Atlanta to help find the slayer of 20 black children. The group plans a youth force to curb the killings while the Atlanta school board keeps 31 schools open during spring break for unsupervised children.
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Miners Rally as Reagan Pushes Stricter Black Lung Rules
Thousands of coal miners protested at the White House as the Reagan administration urged Congress to tighten criteria for federal black lung benefits. The budget message says the fund is sinking and proposes limiting payments to those truly medically disabled and financing the program with a coal industry levy.
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Rescue crews search Bermuda Triangle waters for 12 missing sailors
Coast Guard units comb shark infested seas after the Israeli freighter Mezada sank 90 miles southeast of Bermuda during a winter gale. Nine sailors were found dead, with two bodies recovered from shark activity, bringing fatalities to twelve of the thirty five aboard.
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Las Vegas Hilton Fire: Marijuana Cigarette Not Cause
Fire officials test concluded cigarettes could not have sparked the Las Vegas Hilton blaze, a claim raised after a former busboy told authorities he started the fire accidentally. Prosecutors say Philip Bruce Cline, linked to eight deaths, faces eight murder charges and an arson count after a preliminary hearing.
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Lon Nol Seizes Full Control Of Cambodian Government
On this date in 1972 Premier Lon Nol moved to consolidate power by taking complete control of Cambodia's government, reshaping leadership and policy authority in Phnom Penh.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company runs daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions: carrier 1.65 per week. mail after noon editions 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks. Other states 123.00 52 weeks. No mail in areas Gazette carrier service. Associated Press rights noted. USPS 095680.
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Broader CIA domestic spying role eyed
The Reagan administration weighs expanding CIA powers to break-ins physical surveillance and covert infiltration of American groups and businesses to battle terrorists and aid leak probes. The plan would broaden agency access while keeping mail opening and foreign-warrants controls intact. FBI chief Webster and intelligence head O'Malley say no need for expanded domestic powers.
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Iran clash widens as clergy call for Bani Sadr punishment
Irans clergy demand punishment for President Bani Sadr accusing him of fostering disunity and clashes. The open letter to Khomeini cites attacks dating to September and a Tehran University disturbance injuring 45, while Rajai and Khalkhali urge action against the president.
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Bani-Sadr
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