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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1983

Page

2

Four die in Texas train wreck near Baytown

Four men were killed and a fifth injured when an engine with tankers struck parked freight cars in a rail yard near Baytown Texas. A jet fuel tanker crashed into the engine, the tanker leaked for two hours, and investigators said the cause is unknown.

Baytown Texas Joel Gosford Texas Department of Public Safety Larry Todd Bob Baldwin Southern Pacific Tony Aleman

British Harrier crashes near Goose Green. pilot killed

A British Harrier fighter crashed 15 miles south of Goose Green in the Falkland Islands on Saturday. Military officials in Stanley confirmed the pilot's death and cited no known cause for the crash.

London Goose Green Falkland Islands Stanley East Falkland Island Britain Atlantic

Invalid man dies after power shut off in Honolulu

In Honolulu an invalid 44 year old on a respirator died within ten minutes after Hawaiian Electric cut power for an overdue bill. The spokesman said the man was not on the company list of special cases. Judith Hamlin said she planned to pay that day and would not reveal the bill amount.

Honolulu Michael D. Hamlin Hawaiian Electric Co Workman Judith Hamlin

Doves hunted on baited field draw federal charges

Twenty four people including Rep. William F. Nichols and Virginia official Frank Everest face misdemeanor counts for hunting doves on a baited field. The charges carry a $100 fine per count as reported by the Washington Post citing U S District Court documents. In a separate case BATON ROUGE judge assigns five years probation to James E Sanders for cutting corners off a $20 bill and pasting them on a $1 bill.

Manassas Alabama Virginia U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington Post Post U.S. District Court William F. Nichols D-Ala Baton Rouge U.S John Parker James E. Sanders

Mondale Endorsed by Nation's Largest Social Workers Group

The National Association of Social Workers with 93,000 members endorsed Walter Mondale before the primaries. The group backing cites his record aligning with their goal of a better life for all Americans.

Washington Walter F Mondale National Association of Social Workers

Shultz ties PLO strife to U S peace efforts in Middle East

Secretary of State George Shultz warned the intra PLO struggle will have major implications for U S sponsored peace efforts. He urged continued negotiations under Reagan’s 1982 initiative and pressed for better treatment of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. He cautioned about reduced U S influence if Marines exit Lebanon.

New York Times Service Washington George Shultz Palestine Liberation Organization Middle East Atlanta Shultz King Hussein Jordan PLO United States Reagan Ronald Reagan West Bank Gaza Strip U.S Beirut Lebanon Soviet Union Israel

Poland orders dissident priests silenced amid church stand

In Warsaw the government ordered 69 antisocialist priests silenced under threat of arrest, a Papal visit and Solidarity remnants frame rising tension. Bishops denounced price rises and urged freeing political prisoners as Central Committee discusses the economy and possible shakeup.

New York Times Warsaw Jozef Cardinal Glemp Solidarity Labor Union Poland Manfred Gorywoda John Paul II Holy Cross Chopin Solidarity Adam Lopatka Glemp

Oklahoma teacher faces firing over loyalty oath refusal

Oklahoma fifth grade teacher Russell Turley could lose his job after a Friday deadline to sign a state loyalty oath. Grove School District officials say signing is required by law and enforcement has begun with a board session planned.

Grove Okla Oklahoma Russell Turley Board of Education Ben Netherton Turley

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