Inmate Seeks Gov Call To Halt Release Recalled
An Iowa man once sought then Governor Ray’s intervention to stop his release. Denied, he remains in custody at Anamosa Men’s Reformatory. Now married, he worries about his family amid renewed national attention. Gazette exclusive.
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Iowa
Robert Ray
Anamosa
Gazette
History of Capitol Violence Marks Eighth Attack Since 1814
A weekly colonial era style review notes the Capitol has faced multiple violent incidents since 1814, counting the Nov. 7 bomb blast. The piece cites Rep. Tom Tauke’s overview of the building’s violent history in his Iowa district newsletter. The note appears on page 23A.
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U.S
2Nd District
Tom Tauke
Lowa
Iowa City Students Form SADD Chapter to Curb Underage Drinking
Iowa City high school students organize a local chapter of Students Against Destructive Decisions to deter underage drinking and prevent driving after drinking. The group met last week to plan activities and outreach in Johnson County.
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Iowa City
Sadd Students
Johnson County
Support Group Helps Children of Separated Parents
A teacher who helped form a support group notes about 60 more students across races and creeds, including Catholic families, may join as the divorce reality affects all. Report Card page 28A.
Renovation Underway On Cedar Rapids Historic Corner Building
Work started last week to restore a downtown Cedar Rapids three story building at the southeast corner of First Avenue and Second Street SE to its original appearance. The structure, built in the early 1880s, was most recently occupied by Slumberland Money, 10B.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue and
Second Street SE
Slumberland Money
Star Trek Device May See Real Clinic Use Soon
A San Francisco doctor says hand sized scanning tech, like Dr. McCoy’s Star Trek device, could project organ images and diagnose without tissue intrusion, and be routine within five years. Health, page 2C.
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Leonard McCoy
San Francisco
EPCOT's Strong Start Nerves Florida Theme Parks
EPCOT Center's one million admissions per month rattles the Florida park scene as neighboring parks see attendance drop. Competitors express concern over the new Disney attraction's impact on travel and recreation in the region.
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Walt Disney
Epcot Center
Florida
EPCOT
Harkin Complains of Dirty Trick in Senate Campaign
Tom Harkin alleges he was targeted by overzealous aides of incumbent Roger Jepsen and others who misled a spokesman for the Drought '83 committee of Bloomfield. The remark signals early campaign tensions as Iowa Senate race begins to take shape.
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Iowa
Senate
Tom Harkin
Roger Jepsen
Bloomfield
Two Boys Sought After 25 000-Pound Dynamite Blast Nearby
In Pleasant Hill Iowa a bunker containing 25 000 pounds of dynamite exploded blasting a 100 foot by 30 foot crater and shattering windows. Authorities searched for two missing teens while 40 residents were evacuated and one dead dog found among rubble.
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Pleasant Hill
Iowa
Polk County Sheriff's
Don Somers
Sheriff's Department
Somers
Des Moines
Polk County
Mark Breneman
Reynold Hentges
Hentges
Des Moines Police Department
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Virginia Kosman
Sandinistas Mobilize as U S Forces Close In Across Borders
Nicaragua accuses rebels aided by CIA of massing for an invasion from Costa Rica to derail relations with Nicaragua and Costa Rica. On the border, U S Marines and Honduran troops conduct exercises near the suspected cross border threat as Sandinista mobilization spreads through San Judas and Managua.
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Gazette Wire
Managua
Nicaragua
CIA
Costa Rica
Honduras
Cardenas
Francisco Obando
Defense Ministry
Penas Blancas
State Department
Sondra McCarthy
San Judas
Jose Mena
Texnica
United States
Soviet travel rules ease for Cedar Rapids diplomats
Washington says Soviet diplomats and journalists may travel to Cedar Rapids for the first time in nearly 30 years, while large areas including the Mississippi River and several counties remain closed. The rule change is part of a 1967 revision and narrows open areas from 24 to 20 percent.
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New York Times
Washington
Cedar Rapids
State Department
Mississippi River
Clinton
Des Moines
Louisa
Muscatine
Pottawattamie
Scott Counties
Department
Silicon Valley
San Francisco
United States
Soviet Union
Gazette Cedar Rapids rates and publication details
The Gazette of Cedar Rapids Iowa lists publication schedule and pricing. It notes 1883 establishment, address 500 Third Avenue SE, and daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates for carrier and mail including 4 and 52 week terms, plus AP republication rights.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Correction notice on robbery report at Bruno Elizondo residence
Four men were robbed early Friday at the Bruno Elizondo residence located at 1551 Fourth Ave SE. An incorrect address appeared in Saturday’s Gazette and is being corrected in this space. The Gazette invites complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections as needed. Phone 398 8313.
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Bruno Elizondo
Fourth Ave
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