Amtrak Southwest Limited Wreck Kills Two In Lawrence
Amtrak's Southwest Limited derailed eastbound through Lawrence Kansas. At least two crewmen died and scores injured as sixteen of eighteen cars left the tracks. 57 people were hospitalized with varied injuries as cars toppled and fires were doused.
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Cedar Rapids building plans on Kirkwood drawing board
The Cedar Rapids article notes Kirkwood plans drawn for new building projects. Linn-Mar negotiator's terse reply marks a second bargaining session. Deere and Co and UAW negotiations stall amid labor talks in Iowa.
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Pope warns U N over arms build up and Jerusalem issue
Pope John Paul II addressed the United Nations urging international safeguards for Jerusalem and warning that the arms race threatens future generations. He called for human rights protection and an equitable Middle East settlement while criticizing materialist values.
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Iowa approves Cedar Rapids transportation center despite flood concerns
The Iowa Natural Resources Council approved a multimillion-dollar ground transportation center in downtown Cedar Rapids after a three hour hearing. Mayor Don Canney supported the project as the hub for city and intercity buses taxis and limousines. The plan includes a $33 million development with elderly housing and retail and office space.
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Carter faces Cuban brigade dilemma amid Washington debate
President Carter defended his handling of the Cuban crisis in a national address after reports of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba. Senators split over his firmness with Byrd backing restraint and Connally and supporters urging stronger action. Carter ordered Marines to Guantanamo Bay and boosted the rapid deployment force readiness while releasing assurances from Moscow that the unit is training.
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Marion fire spur for downtown redevelopment plans
Marion city and CBC Corp officials said a fire that destroyed two downtown buildings and damaged three others will not hinder the central business district revitalization. Fire broke out near Ebeling's TV Sales and Service on 667 11th Street, but containment allowed the redevelopment effort to proceed, with officials noting the blaze could even boost commitment to revitalization.
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