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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1981

Page

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11 Democrats file Salvador aid suit Haig

In Washington 11 liberal House Democrats led by Tom Harkin filed suit to force withdrawal of U S military advisers from El Salvador and end U S military aid. They seek a declaratory judgment that the War Powers Resolution applies to El Salvador and name Reagan Haig and Weinberger as defendants. Haig said new routes are increasing arms to Salvadoran rebels replacing cut air routes.

Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr el Salvador Haig Senate Appropriations Subcommittee State Department Rome NATO Iowa Tom Harkin U.S Nicaragua Cuba South America Fidel Castro Crockett

Lions Club Parade Steps Off At 10 30 A M From Sixth Street

Parade route starts at Sixth Street and Second Avenue SE at 10 30 A M then goes west on Second Avenue to Second Street turns left to Third Avenue SE and returns to Sixth Street.

Lions Club Sixth Street Second Avenue SE Second Avenue Second Street Third Avenue SE

Senator Williams Convicted in Abscam Political Corruption Case

NEW YORK United States Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey was found guilty on all nine counts in the Abscam bribery conspiracy case. Co defendant Alexander Feinberg also convicted. Williams faces up to 15 years on the most serious charge.

New York UPI Harrison Williams Congress FBI Abscam New Jersey Williams Alexander Feinberg Briberg George Koelzer Senate Raymond Lederer D-Pa House

Children address Save the Children Day hearing on taxes

Sharon Hewlett asks why the poor pay taxes while the rich don’t during a Senate hearing led by Sen. Christopher Dodd. About 200 children from Save the Children present 20,000 letters to David Stockman, urging lower prices and higher parental salaries to combat inflation and related social issues.

Washington Sharon Hewlett United States Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Christopher J. Dodd Dconn Save the Children Sharon District of Columbia Dave Stockman David Stockman Office of Management and Budget Reagan Courtney Rogues Herndon International Economic Policy Subcommittee Dodd Courtney

Steam rail fans dream of living museum on Rock

A Iowa coalition plans a moving steam rail museum from West Liberty to Cedar Rapids on the Rock Island line. A public meeting is set May 13 in West Branch to gauge interest, with local councils and a new DM&RVRM aiming to preserve depots and operate a steam powered tourist line along tracks passing near Hoover Library and Lake Macbride.

West Branch West Liberty Joe Stiff Rock Island Cedar Rapids Muscatine Cedar Johnson and Linn Lake Macbride Johnson County Iowa Electric Prairie Creek Cedar River Wilson Foods Corp Ellerhoff Stiff Rock Iowa Des Moines Raccoon Valley Railway Museum Inc Dm&rvrm Urbandale Jack L. Carson Stuart Steven Threshers Mount Pleasant North Freedom Wis Flint Mich Rowland

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