Shuttle paint may alter look for 3rd Columbia flight
The 18 story white coated fuel tank could affect the rocket’s appearance at ignition. NASA officials expect a three day delay for Flight 4 due to landing site changes at Northrup Strip New Mexico. Public viewing could reach record crowds as launch control confirms timing and security measures.
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Glynn Lunney
George Page
Fullerton
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Columbia
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Edwards
Mojave Desert
Northrup Strip
Army White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
James Abrahamson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Iowa crew rehearses data sorting ahead of shuttle launch
Iowa scientists at Johnson Space Center prepare for a week of data analysis and last minute checks for the PDP shuttle mission. Murphy reports nervous energy and planned early arrival to Mission Control with five staffers on duty in the morning and two overnight.
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Iowa
Houston
PDP
Gerry Murphy
Galveston
Astrodome
Gilley’s
Murphy
U of I
Johnson Space Center
North Liberty
Mission Control
Banner Man and Woman Seek Work After Housing Crisis
Clinton Iowa couple McArthur and Judy, both with limited schooling, lose steady pay and housing. They live in a Davenport park tent, rely on scraps of aid, and consider living in a remodeled bus to gain space while seeking any decent job. They fear bias limits aid and hope for gas money to move.
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Clinton
Iowa
McArthur
Davenport
Zion
Illinois
Judy
American diplomat among victims in Guatemala violence
The embassy said Jarvis may be buried in Guatemala or returned to the United States. He was the second American killed in Guatemala this year as gunmen and rebels escalated violence. A separate incident left Guatemalan soccer star Carlos Humberto Estrada Perez dead along a highway near Guatemala City. two workers were also killed at a nearby gas station before it was set on fire. Human rights groups estimate thousands slain in 1981 amid death-squad activity.
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United States
Guatemala
Christian Brother
James Arnold Miller
Custer
Wis
Huehuetenango
Carlos Humberto Estrada Perez
Guatemala City
San Martin Jilotepeque
U.S
Cedar Rapids Airport Plan Hearing and County Meetings
Public schedule lists 8 a.m. Cedar Rapids Airport Commission hearing on terminal improvement costs. Linn County Supervisors visit Care Center at 10 a.m. and informal Linn Supervisors meeting at 1:30 p.m. Linn County Board of Adjustment meets 1:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids Community School Board holds work session 4:30 p.m. and regular meeting 7:30 p.m. Mount Vernon City Council to discuss proposed swimming pool bond at 7:30 p.m. Movies listed on page 11A.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Second Ave
Weather Report and Extremes Across Regions
Readings at C R airport show 24 hours ending 6 p m with wind SW at 7 mph. Sunset 6 21, sunrise 6 05 Tuesday. Highs 40s to 50s, Lows 20s to 30s. Severe hail and winds hit Alabama Georgia. tornado risk noted. golf ball hail near Waco and Meridian. Near record highs from Lake Charles to Key West. northern storms bring snow in Michigan and Vermont. many regions clear or partly cloudy.
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Ala
Georgia
Macon
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Gulf
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Lake Charles
Key West, Fla
Texas
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Vermont
Maine
New England
California
Great Basin
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Plateau
Dakotas
Reagan Aims Deep Cuts in Food Aid and WIC
The piece highlights nutrition advocates alarm over Reagan administration budget moves. It notes a 2.3 billion cut to food stamps in 1982, affecting about 875,000 people and reducing benefits for roughly 21 million. It cites a proposed 2.3 billion cut for 1983 and a 35 percent cut to the WIC program, potentially removing 200,000 people from eligibility. Reagan, returning from Camp David, labels reports linking malnutrition to budget cuts as a great concern.
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Boston
Nancy Amidei
Food, Research and Action Center
Reagan
Women, Infants and Children
WIC
Camp David
Mary Jarrett
Agriculture Secretary
Food and Consumer Affairs
Ms. Jarrett
Frank
Nutrition aid cuts blamed for child malnutrition in Massachusetts
Physicians warned malnutrition risks rise as 4,500 children under five lost free foods from the WIC program last year. Doctors cited cases of children deteriorating after family job losses and continued damage despite economic recovery.
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