Gas pricing plan nears approval in 1985 deregulation push
House energy conferees cleared a last minute bid to derail a natural gas pricing compromise. The plan would lift federal price controls on newly discovered gas starting January 1 1985 with about 10 percent annual increases during the interim, costing consumers an estimated nine billion dollars through 1985.
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Chaplin Reburied After Theft From Swiss Vault
The body of Charlie Chaplin was reburied today in a concrete underground vault at CORSIER SUR VEVEY Switzerland, the same site from which it was stolen 12 weeks ago. Gromyko will speak Friday morning before flying to Washington to resume talks with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance on a new strategic arms limitation agreement.
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United Nations to debate disarmament goals in first special session
The General Assembly will hold its first ever special session on disarmament with over 20 heads of government and 50 cabinet ministers slated to speak during a 16 day debate. Vice President Mondale will address the gathering after Yugoslavia opens the proceedings. Andrei Gromyko to speak as the Soviet foreign minister.
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U S Aims to Deepen China Ties Under Shanghai Plan
Brzezinski tells Japanese leader Fukuda the United States intends to strengthen ties and pursue normalization with China within the Shanghai communique framework. He met after a three day Peking visit and notes talks with Hua Kuo feng Teng Hsiao ping and Huang Hua were useful. The envoy will then go to Seoul before returning home.
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Weather and river notes with births and emergencies
Highs in the 80s Thursday and 70s Friday and Saturday with showers possible later in the week. River readings show LaCrosse 5.8 feet and other sites from 4.24 to 15.3 feet with minor rises or falls. Birth announcements list eight local families greeting seven babies including multiple May 22 births in Marion and Olin. Medical emergencies and a gas/accident report appear with incidents from Lost Valley to 32nd Street Northeast.
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Parachutist Dies in Midair Collision During TV Shoot
In Griffith Indiana a skydiving accident during a television commercial filming left Kevin Shea 28 of Chicago dead after colliding in the air with Joseph Wielgosz 24 of Winnipeg. Wielgosz survived with injuries and was hospitalized. Shea’s chute apparently failed to deploy.
Glomar Explorer May Find Oil In Deep Waters
Washington AP reports the Glomar Explorer, famed for recovering pieces of a sunken Soviet submarine, could be repurposed to search for oil and natural gas and conduct drilling in twelve thousand feet of water off the coast.
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Colombo dies in coma after 1971 shooting
Joseph Colombo former Mafia leader died at St Luke's Hospital Newburgh New York in a coma at 54. He had been semi comatose since the June 28 1971 gun attack at an Italian American rally in New York City and died of cardiac arrest linked to that injury.
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UPI
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Colombo
New York City
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St. Luke's
Bivona
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details Subscriptions and Copyright
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address at 500 Third Ave SE and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. It notes second class postage, area exclusions, and AP republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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