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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1983

Page

2

Reagan Says More Money Won't Fix Education At Seton Hall

President Reagan told 1,900 at Seton Hall University that federal dollars alone will not improve education, urging reform over more funding and supporting school prayer and private school tax credits. Protests outside the campus featured about 100 demonstrators aligned for and against his policies.

South Orange N.J Reagan Washington Seton Hall University Jersey Town New York City Seton Hall Central America Fidel Castro Cuba

Smoking links cervical cancer in Utah study

University of Utah researchers report a clear link between cigarette smoking and cervical cancer, with stronger effects in younger women. The study also finds Mormon women have a notably lower cancer rate than non-Mormons, per American Journal of Public Health findings.

Salt Lake City University of Utah Joseph Lyon American Journal of Public Health

Woman serves jail term at Holiday Inn arkadelphia

A 55-year-old woman Mildred Anthony who pleaded guilty to drunk driving is serving a seven day sentence at the Holiday Inn in Arkadelphia because county jails do not meet state standards for housing women and juveniles. She began serving the sentence Thursday on an order from Municipal Judge B. W. Sanders.

Arkadelphia Ark Holiday Inn Mildred Anthony B.W. Sanders

Robot Redford Delivers Uneven Speech At AA Community College

Robot Redford, a chrome headed 4 foot tall robot, spoke at Anne Arundel Community College commencement. The robot remained still briefly, then turned from side to side while its creator spoke via off stage microphone, leaving the moment somewhat disappointing.

Tunnel Explosion Kills Eight in Italian Ligure Tunnel

A truck plowed into stopped cars in a tunnel near Celle Ligure Italy causing a blast and fire. Eight people died and 22 were injured, with the dead burned beyond recognition. Among the injured were two West Germans and a Spanish driver. a 16 month old boy was among the dead. The disaster marks the third tunnel tragedy in Italy within a month.

Celle Ligure Italy

Can the yo-yo bounce back at Lincoln Center festival

The Police Athletic League hosts a Save the Yo-Yo Festival at Damrosch Park New York to showcase yo-yoing tips and a PAL children’s championship. Linda Sengpiel known as The World’s Yo-Yo Queen performs feats while Duncan Yo-Yo Co. notes cycles of sales. organizers say promotions help the hobby endure amid video game competition.

New York Police Athletic League Lincoln Center Damrosch Park Linda Sengpiel Fairlawn Ohio Sengpiel

Texas storm damage worst in 20 years

Tornadoes hail and heavy rains battered southeastern Texas for a second day driving at least 600 from homes and leaving up to 1,000 families homeless across counties near Houston. Ten killed, 100 injured, and 200000 customers without power earlier. New tornadoes sparked warnings as authorities evacuated hundreds near the San Jacinto River and coordinators urged shelter for mobile homes.

Houston Texas National Weather Service Maj Tommy Thomas Harris County Sheriff's Department Sealy Bellville Austin County Houston Intercontinental Port Arthur Sour Lake Linda Rolls Reno Nev Austin Gonzales Northrup Dublin Gorman Montgomery County San Jacinto River Peach Creek Nancy Mayes Civil Defense Director

Bluefin tuna reach giant size and speed says National Geographic

The article notes bluefin tuna are among the largest and fastest fish. They continue to grow throughout life, with an old timer around 30 years weighing about 1500 pounds and capable of speeds up to 55 miles per hour.

National Geographic

Morris Plan Offers $5,000 to $15,000 Loans with 90 Day Grace

Break from payments with Morris Plan lending ranges from 5000 to 15000 and no payment due for ninety days. Consolidate total monthly payments into a single payment and enjoy a ninety day pause before your first payment. Call Ken or John at 363-0261 for details.

Morris Plan Ken John

FDA rejects plan to fix CAT scanners across U S

The FDA rejected Technicare’s proposed handling of CAT scanner radiation issues. It directed a new prevention plan within three weeks after noting insufficient information to confirm the problem’s scope. Technicare reported 28 overradiation incidents in about 7.5 million scans, with the last in February.

FDA Washington Food and Drug Administration Chris Smith Technicare Corp Technicare Kniffin Smith

Merle Haggard Arrested After Asheville Concert

Merle Haggard and two band members were arrested in Asheville North Carolina for possession and consumption of alcohol after a concert at the Asheville Civic Center. Haggard Don Markham and Jim Belken posted 500 bonds each after allegedly drinking from a fifth of Canadian Club during the show.

Asheville, N.C Merle Haggard Asheville Civic Center Haggard Don Markham Jim Belken

IRA Guerrillas Protest Roof Sit In British Prison

Four convicted IRA guerrillas and six other inmates refused negotiations and remained on a cell block roof for a second day at Albany maximum security prison near Newport on the Isle of Wight. They demand privileges from Northern Ireland prisons, including wearing own clothes and up to 50 percent term reductions for good behavior following a Friday riot by over 60 inmates.

London Northern Ireland Albany Newport Isle of Wight

Punks clash with Neo-Nazis in Bad Hersfeld protest

In Bad Hersfeld West Germany punk rockers and youths clashed with black booted Neo-Nazis and riot police after a Nazi SS veterans reunion. About 100 demonstrators split from a 5000-strong peaceful march chanting Nazis Go Home. Five people were hospitalized and seven jailed amid conflicting accounts of the clash.

Bad Hersfeld West Germany

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