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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1982

Page

4

Inmates gain transfer after hostage release at NC prison

Three black inmates held eight hostages since Tuesday at Central Prison in Raleigh were released before dawn after a transfer to a federal facility was arranged. Federal transfer to Virginia followed a deal negotiated by civil rights attorney Irving Joyner. the state sought their return within 90 minutes.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Central Federal Correctional Institute Petersburg State Department of Correction Correction James Woodard Virginia Woodard Stuart Shadbolt Federal Irving Joyner Joyner

Suspended Coroner Noguchi in Los Angeles County

Embattled Los Angeles County Coroner Thomas Noguchi known as the coroner to the stars was suspended for 30 days by the Board of Supervisors for alleged excessive absenteeism poor management and prejudicial remarks about celebrity deaths. The suspension without pay takes effect Monday.

LOS Angeles Thomas Noguchi To the Stars County Board of Supervisors Pete Schabarum Noguchi

Walesa spurns talks as martial law officials fail to force a meeting

In Warsaw, government sources say Lech Walesa refuses to meet Gen. Jaruzelski, demanding he come crawling. Western diplomats report scattered work stoppages at Ursus tractor plant, while Jozef Czyrek lashes the United States over sanctions. Parliament hears a 70 minute attack on Western powers as plans for elections remain unclear.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Lech Walesa Wojciech Jaruzelski Ursus Jozef Czyrek United States

Guatemala's new military rulers announce changes

Guatemala City reports that the nation’s military leadership announced new governance steps on Thursday, outlining changes amid a political transition. The brief notice notes the rulers vowed to restore order while signaling policy shifts.

Guatemala City Guatemala

Fire destroys Mexican film archives killing several officials

Eight explosions and a 10 hour blaze gutted the Mexican national film archives in Mexico City. Officials said at least five people died including a fire captain and two firefighters, with thousands of irreplaceable Mexican films dating back six decades lost.

Mexico City UPI

GOP leaders press Reagan to cut deficit with compromise

Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker and House Minority Leader Robert Michel warned President Reagan that Congress will draft a bipartisan budget if he does not move on deficit reductions before the Easter recess. They indicated a sense of urgency and discussed possible committee action, while White House officials noted Baker’s role is limited to listening to Democrats.

Washington Post Washington Senate House Reagan Congress Howard Baker R-Tenn Robert Michel R-Ill Baker Michel White House James Baker David Gergen Gergen

Demos Agree on New Rules for 1984 Convention

Democrats reach a rare consensus to adopt rules shifting power toward elected and party officials for the 1984 nominating process. The plan includes potential winner take all primaries options, a 13 week primary window with exemptions for Iowa and New Hampshire, and changes to delegate reflection rules.

Demos Congress Iowa New Hampshire

Linn County Chairwoman Opposes Winner-Take-All Move

Judy Perkins, newly elected Linn County Democratic Central Committee chairwoman, rejects moving to winner-take-all and allowing delegates to switch on the first ballot. She favors uncommitted seats for elected officials and warns delegates should vote for the candidate they represent on the first ballot. Dave Nagle attends the Washington meeting but could not be reached.

Judy Perkins Linn County Democratic Central Committee Washington Perkins Dave Nagle Iowa

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