Parking lot sealing on CMF Z lot by two Cedar Rapids workers
Dan Sweeney and Jon Prior of Gee Asphalt Systems Inc. Cedar Rapids spray Gilsonite sealer around the perimeter of CMF Z Advertising lot at 4211 Signal Ridge Rd NE in the heat on Saturday. Sweeney calls the process cutting in as Prior operates a mini distributor.
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Dan Sweeney
Cmf&z
Signal Ridge Rd
Sweeney
Jon ‘Prior
Gee Asphalt Systems Inc
Cedar Rapids
Neighbors Hope for Probation in Iowa Credit Union Heist
Hadley, a 41 year old from Friendswood, fled in July 1983 with 1.13 million dollars from John Deere Credit Union in Waterloo. Neighbors recall him as a civic, family oriented man who shared bargains and built a tree house for a neighbor. He is held without bond awaiting a June 20 trial after pleading innocent. Mothers and friends urge leniency, noting his abandonment of his Iowa family and his wide community ties. Roxy Alden Finley returned to Friendswood after Hadley’s court appearances and plans to resume flight instruction.
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Hadley
Roxy
John Deere Credit Union
Waterloo
Gilbertville
Morales
Marge George
Rick
Steve
George
Forest Civic Association
Friendswood
Linn
Gary Edwards
Goodwill Industries
Iowa
Alicia Morales
Mexico
Iowa: Family Reels After Deere Credit Union Theft
In Gilbertville and Friendswood, residents react to Hadley, a former Deere Credit Union branch manager, who fled after a one million dollar theft. Relatives say they have lost sleep while officials doubt a long prison term, and neighbors feel betrayed by his trust abuse.
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Randall
Hadley
Hadly
Friendswood
Texas
Gilbertville
Soviet Union unanimously approves US-Soviet missile ban
The Presidium of the Soviet Union ratified the bilateral treaty banning medium-range missiles in a televised session. Officials called the move a good prelude to President Reagan's visit, with Anrei Gromyko presiding as Gorbachov appeared absent.
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Pakistan
Soviet Union
Reagan
Presidium
Reagan preps Moscow visit as summit nears
On the eve of the Moscow summit President Reagan said he looks forward to visiting the Soviet Union. In a 34 minute interview taped in Washington and aired in Moscow he spoke of curiosity about the city and meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, noting their potential for business and improved relations.
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Soviet Union
New York Times
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Finland
White House
Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Valentin Zorin
Boris Kalyagin
Gorbachev
Lenin
Karl Marx
Marlin Fitzwater
Air launched rocket eyed for covert wartime launches
Pentagon tone signals no current plan to breach treaty but defense experts privately flag value of a fast secret launch option. Analysts warn covert satellites might yield early data, while Congress weighs anti satellite kill weapon risks and broader space security implications. John Pike notes airports could become space launch sites.
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Congressional Research Service
John Pike
Washington
Federation of American Scientists
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Angelo Codevilla
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