Shamir Sees Nearer Lebanon Troop Withdrawal Solution
Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said after 12 hours of talks with Secretary of State Shultz that new ideas have emerged and a withdrawal agreement from Lebanon is nearer. Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Salem also cited new concepts raised in discussions with U S officials.
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Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
Shamir
George Shultz
Elie Salem
Shultz
U.S
World
Nuclear freeze possible as House nears endorsement
The House moves toward endorsing a nuclear weapons freeze with Speaker Thomas ONeill and Reagan's spokesman agreeing Tuesday. Speakes said Reagan opposes a freeze despite recognizing the uncertain voting outlook. Lubbers signaled Reagan may seek an interim deal in stalled EU missile talks.
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Thomas O'Neill
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Netherlands
Ruud Lubbers
Soviet Union
Europe
U.S
Noise ordinance expansion eyed by Cedar Rapids council
City Council plans a public hearing next week on a broader noise ordinance covering vehicles lawn mowers animals bars and loud stereos The measure would define a disturbance as sound crossing a property line beyond legal limits Industrial noise remains excluded Cedar Rapids page 10A
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Cedar Rapids
City pay dispute ends as arbitrator grants Firefighters union raises
Arbitrator Stanley H. Michelstetter ruled Cedar Rapids firefighters receive a 2 percent raise July 1 and another 2 percent on January 1, aligning with settlements for other unions. Union president Jim Miller criticized the outcome.
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Jim Miller
International Firefighters Union
Cedar Rapids
Stanley H. Michelstetter
Milwaukee
Communism study urged by former Minnesota congressman
Dr. Walter Judd, former 10 term congressman and medical missionary to China, urged U S officials to study how communist leaders think. He called on-site inspections essential and noted the U S would avoid trouble if it studied communism like football. Cedar Rapids page 11B.
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U.S
Walter Judd
Minnesota
China
United States
Judd
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Could Host NAIA Women’s Championship
Iowa remains a likely candidate to host the NAIA National Championship for women's basketball as discussions continue in Cedar Rapids. The story notes a potential permanent move with the city seen as a prime site for the event.
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C.R. Cedar Rapids
Toxic chemicals in meat raise safety questions
The FDA cites 500 to 600 toxic chemical residues possibly in the U S meat supply but notes only about 60 residues are monitored. Officials differ on the hazard level as studies conflict about human risk. Farm page 10B.
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Food and Drug Administration
Iowa lawmakers seek to fix teen motorcycle licensing
Cedar Rapids teen Todd Aarhus ages 16 faced loss of his motorcycle permit after a 1982 law requires under 18 riders to complete a safety course. House Transportation Committee approved a bill to exempt current school permit holders from the course and allow limited riding to and from school, with added provisions for dropouts and school routes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Todd Aarhus
Woodview Drive
Aarhus
Kirkwood Community College
Gwyneth Aarhus
Richard Running
Running
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
IDOT
DPI
Dwight Carlson
Carlson
House Transportation Committee
House
David Osterberg
D-Mount Vernon
Americans Tie The Knot As Divorces Decline
Provisional 1982 U.S. data show about 2.5 million marriages, a 2 percent rise from 1981 and a record high. Divorces fell 3 percent to 1.18 million, with the rate down to 5.1 per 1000, as experts note economic strain. Infant mortality reached a record low 11.2 per 1000, while total deaths declined 1 percent and births edged up 2 percent to 3.7 million.
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Washington
UPI
National Center For Health Statistics
Johns Hopkins University
Andrew Cherlin
District of Columbia
Edward Brandt
Senate
Reagan Administration
Brandt
State panel eyes rewrite of compulsory education act
A Iowa Senate Education Committee discussion on Sen. Raymond Taylor’s plan to rewrite the Compulsory Education Act continues. The bill would require ages 6 to 17 to attend a public, non public, or private program with periodic progress reviews for private instruction. The measure aims to shift policy setting from courts to the Legislature.
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Ken Sullivan
Lazette
Des Moines
Senate Education Committee
Iowa
Raymond Taylor
Steamboat Rock
Taylor
Calvary Baptist Christian
Joe Brown
D-Montezuma
Dave Jaspers
Marshalltown
American Association of Christian Schools
Route set for annual St. Pat's parade
The eighth annual St Patrick's Day parade runs Thursday at 1 30 p m starting Seventh Street and Second Avenue SE. It travels west to Second Street south to Third Avenue east to Greene Square Park with a judge's stand at Armstrong's. Entries pay 25 dollars if commercial. others free. An awards ceremony follows at Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel at 3 p.m. sponsored by SaPaDaPaSo.
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Second Avenue
Second Street
Third Avenue
Greene Square Park
Armstrong’s
Seventh
Eighth Streets
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Third Avenues
Parade Marsha
Turner’s
Ireland
O’linn
O’johnson
Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel
Van Horne Youth Charged With Stealing Three Vehicles
A 15 year old Van Horne boy is charged with stealing two cars and a tractor after delivering morning papers. Police arrested him at 6 p.m. Monday when he returned to a vehicle. The thefts began about 4 a.m. with a car taken from George Schlarbaum, driven to Keystone, stuck in mud, then a tractor taken from Lindt Implement, and a second car stolen when the tractor broke. The last vehicle came from a garage at Ed J. McGivern farm east of Keystone. He told authorities boredom during the morning. He was released to his parents.
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van Horne
Benton County Sheriff's Department
George Schlarbaum
Keystone
Lindt Implement
Ed J. McGivern
Sheriff's Department
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