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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1982

Page

8

Washington High choirs win top national medals in Chicago

Two Washington High School choirs the Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers earned gold medals at the Music Maestro Please Inc. national competition in Chicago over the weekend. The orchestra and Momentum earned silver medals, with the school returning Monday after a three day spring tour.

Washington Chicago Ralph Plagman Music Maestro Please Inc Madrigal Singers Pops Plagman

Woman upset over assault on pet turkey in Cedar Rapids

A Cedar Rapids woman says a 13 year old visiting his grandmother assaulted her 3 year old pet turkey on private property. The bird suffers injuries and may not walk again. Police and various agencies weighed whether the case is animal injury or theft as the investigation continues.

Cedar Rapids Maria Palmer the Gazette Mark Palmer Spruce Avenue SE Memorial Drive Palmer Charles Farley Palo Animal Shelter of The Humane Society Ron Draves

Amplifier stolen from Washington High School auditorium

Marion Barnes reports a four channel electronic music amplifier valued at 385 dollars was stolen from the Washington High School auditorium over the weekend. Her son used the amplifier at school at times. Address: 3835 Cottage Grove Ave SE.

Washington High School Marion Barnes Cottage Grove Ave

Burglary at Dessie Young Residence Ends With Chase

A burglar pried open a door at 1621 I Ave NE and chased two young children and a friend with a tire iron toward 32nd Street as their mother returned home. The kids escaped unharmed. Two designer telephones valued at 288 dollars were stolen.

Dessie Young I Ave 32Nd Street

Motor stolen from pontoon boat at Ellis harbor

Von Elbert of 315 Andover Lane NE reported a theft of a 9 horsepower outboard motor from his pontoon boat moored at Ellis boat harbor. The padlocked motor, valued at $1,000, was discovered missing Monday.

von Elbert Andover Lane Ellis Boat Harbor

Airport panel hires outside firm for five year income forecast

The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission approved hiring Peat, Marwick and Mitchell of San Mateo for 20000 dollars plus expenses to complete a 45 day analysis. The goal is a five year projection to ten years to guide terminal spending while bond rates remain uncertain. Construction delays push for fall rebid and continued plan trimming. Passenger totals lag last year but revenues rise modestly.

Dick Hogan Cedar Rapids Airport Commission Peat Marwick Mitchell San Mateo Calif Clare Rice Commission Rice Sauer Iowa Ozark United Midstate

Airline executive predicts easing recession for industry

Mississippi Valley Airline President Burl McLaughlin told Cedar Rapids Rotarians that the recession may be ending for airlines with March a record month and a projected recovery to solid ground by the second quarter. He cited deregulation fuel costs fare slashing and FAA slot limits as tough but noted growth for MVA and plans to retire Beechcraft and Fokker planes while expanding Shorts SD330 deliveries and Quad-City operations.

Nancy Stevens Garette Mississippi Valley Burl McLaughlin Cedar Rapids Stouffer's McLaughlin Braniff MVA Shorts

Stalin's Rise and Death Mark Soviet History

Joseph Stalin, Soviet premier, died in 1953. Born Dzhugashvili, he adopted the surname Stalin meaning made of steel after joining the Bolshevik movement, and he became a Marxist during his studies for the priesthood.

Joseph Stalin Dzhugashvili Stalin Bolshevik Revolutionary Movement

Sears sale ad corrects rider shocks pricing error

A May 12 Sears advertisement fixs the Steady Rider RT shocks pricing, noting the sale price is $13.99 with a correct savings of $6 from the regular $19.99. The note apologizes for any inconvenience to customers.

Sears

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