Reagan Eyes Nuclear Talks as Soviet Leaders Sit Down
The Nation reports President Reagan believes Soviet leaders are ready to negotiate arms reductions, saying they are not disarming themselves. Also noted is a White House review finding no conflict of interest in Richard Allen's consulting firm sale. The Beatles lauded for Liverpool impact as Britain plans streets named for John Lennon and others. Rose Kennedy leaves hospital and returns home. No-tillage farming may defend soil erosion. states need stronger compliance laws, says Tom Wicker.
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Court to rule on Katz and Jammers lease transfer
Cedar Rapids Linn County District Court will hear arguments on a disputed lease transfer involving Katz and Jammers bar. A hearing is scheduled for December 7 in Page 6C.
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Washington High School offers minimum competency program diplomas
Iowa's Hayden Fry earns first major coaching award as Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions win on Thanksgiving boosting standings. Cedar Rapids Regis features coach Bob Mullen and his colossal record.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Supreme Court: wrong county not end of malpractice suit
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a woman may continue her malpractice lawsuit against a doctor, nursing home, and hospital in Fayette County District Court even though the suit was filed in the wrong county. The decision emphasizes deciding cases on merits rather than technical defects.
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Irish stars reunite at White House preview Ragtime screening
Pat O'Brien Ronald Reagan and James Cagney, all former Warner Bros. colleagues, met at the White House to screen Ragtime where Cagney and O'Brien have roles. The meeting highlighted enduring Hollywood ties and a presidential backdrop.
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James Cagney
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California tax consultants tout game “Stick the IRS”
Two California tax consultants claim income tax work can be fun and have created a board game titled Stick the IRS. The item appears in a Page 5C feature, highlighting a playful approach to tax themes.
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Man Cleared Of Murder After 81 Jail Days In Everett
Everett resident Jerry Mempa, jailed 81 days on a second degree murder charge, was freed after Snohomish County prosecutor Asa Glazer dropped the case. New reviews by King County and independent pathologists found the death of Mempa’s neighbor George Barrett due to natural causes linked to alcoholism, not homicide.
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George Barrett
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Donald Nakonechny
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Coe College Founder's Day marks 130th birthday
Coe College invites the public to a Founder's Day Convocation at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Sinclair Auditorium. The program titled Coe Then and Now features alumna Eliza Roby Hickok Kesler and student Terry Dale Brooklyn with music by Beverly Avery. A birthday cake will follow in the Sinclair lobby.
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Thomas Stewart
Poland braces as strikes widen in economic crisis
Workers and coal miners join oil workers, farmers, and students in threat of broader action as Solidarity negotiates with the government over Poland’s crisis. Officials warn of provocations while police clash with activists and regional strikes spread across Silesia, Siedlce, Torun, and Swidnica.
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Torun
Swidnica
Violence rises as Polish shoppers face shortages
In economically troubled Poland shopkeepers report rising violence from long lines and empty shelves. Ten thousand store owners threatened a strike after crowds forced shops to stay open late and officials promised faster police response. A clothing store sign declared there are no goods and shoppers attacked displays before closing. A shopkeeper died after windows were broken during a raid and a man died in Rzeszow amid a vodka rush. PAP notes damage to displays and workers kept late.
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Thought for today from General George Marshall
General George Marshall asserted that material wealth loses value without morale. The remark emphasizes the primacy of morale over possessions in achieving lasting success.
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