Foreclosure filed on Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids
Banc Iowa Savings Bank filed a foreclosure petition in Linn District Court seeking 3.6 million dollars on the Roosevelt Hotel first mortgage. The action, supported by seven lenders, cites delinquent September through November payments and could prompt a sale or refinancing while promising no immediate hotel disruption.
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Truck bomb kills four in Lebanon monastery attack
A pickup packed with explosives crashed into a monastery in east Beirut killing the bomber, two army guards, and a woman, wounding 26 others. Six Lebanese Front politicians met to oppose a Syrian sponsored armistice. An anonymous group claimed responsibility.
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Today's Chuckle Finance Cartoon Quote
A light vent on money moves as a joke about finance and the lifecycle of cash. The caption jokes that funds drift from one hand to another until they vanish.
Ballistics expert tests gun linked to Joni Heims murder
Iowa ballistics expert testified 100 percent certain a Remington hollow point bullet from a Yahnke family gun fired the fatal shot at Joni Heims. The gun, a Hamilton 12 sided bore rifle, was said to be the only weapon matching unique rifling. Bradley Yahnke, 18, stands trial in Linn District Court on a first degree murder charge.
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Open laboratory idea for Star Wars research faces Soviet refusal
U S officials propose an open laboratory to exchange scientists and verify Star Wars research as part of arms control talks with the Soviet Union. Moscow has refused any pact allowing such research, hindering progress toward Geneva summit guidelines and deeper arms reductions.
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Deficit out or defense angers Reagan in White House clash
President Reagan and House Democrats spar over choosing between military buildup and deficit reduction. Reagan argues both are possible, while lawmakers push a short-term borrowing bill as the debt ceiling nears. The Ways and Means Committee advances a separate debt limit increase of 80 billion dollars.
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