Birth Announcements From St Luke's and Area Residents
Birth notices list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lothar Bullinga and sons for several local couples including Mr and Mrs Walter Birdsell and Mrs Deborah McKinley. Other entries note marriages and residences for Cedar Rapids Marion Shellsburg Walker and Palo couples. Brief police logs follow with multiple reports of fires cigarette and leaf incidents and unknowns across Cedar Rapids area.
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Lothar Bullinga
Arica Ave
Marion
Walter Birdsell
Shellsburg
Deborah McKinley
Mack McKinley
Walker
Roxanna Walker
H Ave. NW
Voting machine failures trigger grand jury probe in Philadelphia
A federal grand jury in Philadelphia hears testimony from city election officials about machine breakdowns mainly in black wards. The charter change opposed by Mayor Riz zo was defeated, while about 20 000 voters were delayed or prevented. Investigations explore possible election fraud across federal and state lines.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
U.S
Peter Vaira
Rifkin Linked to Soviet Diamond Deal in $10.2 Million Theft
San Diego Union reports computer expert Stanley Mark Rifkin, charged in the $10.2 million theft from Security Pacific Bank in Los Angeles on Oct 25, was allegedly aided by two men in a Soviet diamond scheme, though he did not meet Soviet sellers in Switzerland as FBI claimed.
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San Diego
Stanley Mark Rifkin
Los Angeles
San Diego Union
Rifkin
Switzerland
FBI
Russalmaz
Security Pacific Bank
The
Union
Lon Stein
Pope John Paul I Upholds Priest Celibacy Policy
Pope John Paul I affirmed mandatory celibacy for priests in a speech to about 1,300 clerics in the Hall of Benedictions at the Apostolic Palace. He stressed priestly life must remain clear and expressive, tied to Gospel teachings on celibacy for the kingdom of God.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
Apostolic Palace
Anglican Synod Upholds Ban on Women Priests in Britain
The General Synod rejected female priests with 149 against and 94 for clergy, 32 bishops for and 17 against, and 120 lay members for and 106 against. A majority was required in all three houses to approve the measure.
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London
Britain
General Synod
Growing dissatisfaction with U S midterm elections
Pravda reports that despite the Democratic Party keeping a majority, American voters showed growing dissatisfaction with U S policies. Only 36 percent voted, the lowest turnout since World War II, indicating political apathy and a perceived lack of genuine choice.
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Moscow
Pravda
Democratic Party
U.S
Communist Party
Beryllium exposure seen as cancer risk say health officials
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service urges limits on beryllium exposure due to cancer risk seen in lab animals and possible human effects. Industry opposes tighter standards citing costs and security concerns. a HEW panel confirms potential danger in a letter released Wednesday.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Energy
James Schlesinger
Ray Marshall
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Marshall
Hershey to raise wholesale price of bars to 25 cents
Hershey Foods Corp will lift the wholesale price of its candy bars by five cents effective November 27. The Hershey bar will increase to 1.2 ounces from 1.05 ounces and likely retail for 25 cents, with stores expected to stock the new price in early January.
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Hershey, Pa
UPI
Hershey
Hershey Foods Corp
Italy vows war on terrorism after district attorney killing
President Sandro Pertini declared a long and difficult war on terrorism as police hunted leftist guerrillas who killed a district attorney and two bodyguards. He spoke to Italian judges promising action by the government Parliament and the magistracy.
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Rome
Italy
Sandro Pertini
Ship blast leaves 30 missing in Manila Bay tragedy
Frogmen searched the sunken oil tanker in Manila Bay after an explosion ripped the vessel apart. Five crewmen and a security guard were killed, two more hospitalized with serious burns, as divers probed the stern, engine room, and cabins for missing sailors.
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Manila
Philippines
Manila Bay
Philippine Coast Guard
Mississippi River Stages Today By City Report
River stages listed for multiple towns with flood level in brackets. LaCrosse 4.9 no change. Lansing 7.7 no change. Dam 9 13.0 fall 0.1. McGregor 7.0 no change. Guttenberg 4.8 no change. Dubuque 7.8 no change. Davenport 4.5 no change. Keithsburg 5.9 rise 0.1. Keokuk 2.2 no change. Clinton 7.1 no change. Cedar at Cedar Rapids 3.44 fall 0.1.
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Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
Peace talks snag delay Middle East settlement path
Israeli and Egyptian negotiators face difficulties linking any treaty to a broader Middle East settlement. Sadat cites possible suspension while Begin remains in Canada, signaling continued effort amid unresolved issues and U S backing for a Golan Heights withdrawal.
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Israel
Egypt
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Montreal
Mordecai Shalev
Menachem Begin
Shalev
Begin
Tel Aviv
Sadat
Albiyassah
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave, Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscriptions by carrier and mail are listed with weekly and yearly rates, with restrictions on areas served by Gazette carrier.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Shah arrests former Iranian prime minister amid anti-government unrest
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ordered the arrest of his 13 year premier and launched a probe into royal holdings headed by Jamalidden Akhavi. US pledged riot-control aid while Abadan and Ahwaz walkouts threaten oil output amid arrests of Hoveyda and other ex-officials including SAVAK leaders.
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Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Imperial
National Iranian Oil Co
Abadan
Ahwaz
Jamalidden Akhavi
United States
State Department
Washington
U.S
Amir Abass Hoveyda
SAVAK
Secret
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