Dying at 39 Rochelle Cook Poppe of Coggon dies after long illness
Rochelle Shelley Cook Poppe 39 lifelong Linn County resident died at her Coggon home after a long illness. Born Dec 29 1941 in Troy Mills she married John Poppe Dec 23 1962 in Coggon. She attended Cedar Rapids Business College and belonged to Assembly of God Church. Survivors include her husband two daughters and other relatives. Services Saturday at United Parish Church Coggon burial in Coggon Cemetery. Memorial fund planned.
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Haig links terrorism to Soviet sponsorship in foreign policy hearing
Secretary Haig told the security committee that stopping Soviet sponsored terrorism is essential to U.S. policy. He warned that without action, terrorism could spread to American soil tomorrow and blamed the Soviet Union for proliferating and hemorrhaging international terrorism.
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Haig warns of training camps and four phase Central America plan
Haig cites camps in the Soviet Union and satellites and Libya where thousands of so called embryo terrorists are trained. He says public discussion is needed despite anguish. He forecasts a four phase plan starting with Nicaragua followed by El Salvador Honduras and Guatemala. He calls it a priority target list for takeover.
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White House disbands tax plan coalition over fundraising tactics
Newsday reports the White House killed a $1 million private fund raising effort by a Reagan era coalition that pressed for tax and budget policies. White House officials say the group used strong arm tactics and may have violated laws, prompting disapproval from senior aides and a presidential assistant stating the project is off. Brady says the president will not participate.
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Shuttle launch countdown proceeds amid minor computer fix
Crippen and Young dressed in gold flight suits boarded the space shuttle orbiter at 4 45 am for the final two hours of the countdown. NASA workers across Florida Texas and Alabama monitored systems while technicians adjusted flight information computers and a 9 minute delay occurred. Mark Hess said the astronauts woke at 2 15 am after a thunderstorm passed Kennedy Space Center. The close out crew checked for leaks sealed the hatch and pressurized the cabin before the crew began the prelaunch check procedures for a launch set for the week of April 7.
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Weather Report Highlights Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The bulletin notes a high Wednesday around the 40s to 50s with a low overnight in the 20s to 30s, light or no new snow, and no March accumulations. It forecasts clear to partly cloudy skies through Monday with a chance of showers south Sunday and regional temperature swings into next week. Also summarized are national cold fronts, frost warnings from South Carolina to northern Florida, and scattered snow and rainfall in the West and Great Lakes regions.
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Vital Statistics and Local Incidents Reported
March births listed for Fatima and Mohammed Adam, Roberta Finley, Kimberly and Ace Moore, Becky and Kevin Stensland, Barbara and Delbert Loop, Linda and Larry Beck, and Betty Hawley at multiple Iowa locations. Also notes a 10:46 am birth registration time and a 2:18 pm incident among others. line items include overheated dryer at 1047 Fifth Ave SE, grass and brush fire at 3005 Johnson Ave NW, and a medical emergency at 1656 Sixth St NW.
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Cedar Rapids official Tom Ecker hospitalized
Tom Ecker, coordinator of athletics for the Cedar Rapids Community Schools, is recovering at St. Luke's Hospital with inflammation around the heart after chest pains on a return trip from a Mississippi Valley Conference meeting in Iowa City. His doctor says it is not a heart attack and attributes it partly to a virus. rest is required.
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Service offers financial help with medical care
Community assistance program provides financial aid for medical expenses. Call 398 3543 for eligibility details and application guidance.
Welcome Spring Amid Mixed Forecasts Across Midwest
The vernal equinox arrives Friday with longer days and warmer sun in the Northern Hemisphere. Cedar Rapids clocks sunrise at 6 11 a.m. and sunset at 6 19 p.m. while forecasts warn of a late season blizzard and cold spell potential.
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Wildcat coal strikes idle 9 200 miners across six states
Wildcat strikes idled 9 200 miners in six states with Illinois showing a return to work after a one day walkout. UMW President Sam Church prepared to resume bargaining with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association as the union lines up for a possible strike when the pact expires at midnight March 26.
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Subject Was Roses at Dows Theater Tonight
The Subject Was Roses runs tonight at 8 p.m. in the Dows Theater at Coe. For ticket information or reservations call 399 8600.
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Cedar Gazette imprint and postage details from 1883
The Cedar Gazette provides publication details for its 1883 editions. It lists address at Cedar cor lowe and 300 Third Ave SE, Cedar, with carrier rates and edition frequency including after noon and Sunday issues. It notes AP News as exclusive local news provider and republication rights.
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