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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1983
Page
6
Emanuel Ax, a brilliant young Polish American pianist, delivers a triumphant debut before a Paramount Theater audience on a Saturday night. The concert review appears on page 5A.
Col James Mead, commander of U.S. Marines in Lebanon, says Israeli units fire indiscriminately along the Sidon highway endangering civilians and Marines. He cites a "gross lack" of fire discipline and recon by fire tactics as the cause.
A noon rally outside Ann Arbor City Hall drew about 30 uniformed Nazis and over 200 counter demonstrators. Nine arrests were made amid the clash, and one police officer sustained minor injuries.
A Palm Beach Circuit Court jury finds that King’s Academy bears 60 percent of the blame for Matthew DeCaprio’s loss of physique after a September 1981 motorcycle collision with a school bus. The award reflects loss of life enjoyment and reduced lifting capacity from 305 to 125 pounds.
New York teens from Kids Outreach talk with younger students about nuclear weapons and fear of death. Teachers and psychiatrists note worry and uncertainty shape youths values, while new curricula like Choices aim to provide understanding and reduce panic.
A two car crash on Highway 63 near Waterloo injured four members of the Cedar Rapids Blaylock family. William Blaylock and three passengers suffered leg neck and head injuries. Bonita Egan and Anne Egan sustained neck head and back injuries and were hospitalized. Egan cited for failure to yield.
The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa since 1883 at 500 Third Avenue SE. Subscriptions available by carrier or mail with regional and long distance rates. mail subscriptions restricted in carrier areas. AP retains exclusive republication rights.
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