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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1982

Page

11

Republicans and Democrats See Modest November Shifts

UPI interviews with GOP Chairman Richard Richards and Democratic Chair Charles Manatt forecast modest gains for Democrats in the House, a roughly steady Senate, and possible governor losses. They disagree on the October unemployment impact and potential party gains or losses across states.

Washington Senate GOP Richard Richards Charles Manatt Midwest United Press International Richards Manatt Millicent Fenwick New Jersey Virginia Hawaii John) Evans Idaho Edward) Herschler Wyoming New Mexico Texas Florida Tennessee New England Vermont Connecticut California Utah George Mitchell Maine NCPAC National Conservative Political Action Committee Quentin) Burdick D-N.c Oregon Nevada Alaska Reagan

Bolivia to rule on Barbie extradition to West Germany

Bolivian Supreme Court weighs West Germany's request to extradite Nazi Klaus Barbie known as the Butcher of Lyon. Barbie, also called Klaus Altmann, has lived in Bolivia since the 1960s and faces French war crimes charges linked to killings in Lyon during World War II.

LA Paz Bolivia Klaus Barbie Klaus Altmann France Lyon West Germany Barbie Supreme Court Cafe la Paz Quemado Guido Vildoso Calderon Vildoso Cochabamba Augsburg South America

Forgotten Egyptian statue found in crate at Chautauqua

Archaeology student Allyson Shepard discovered a 3200 year old granite statue packed in a crate at the Chautauqua Institution. The piece, linked to Ramses II era and Meneptah, was reportedly forgotten in a hospitality room for over 50 years and later documented by the Brooklyn Museum. It was once displayed until 1930 before being crated when the museum was torn down.

Chautauqua, N.Y UPI Allyson Shepard Chautauqua Ms. Shepard New York Southern Tier Shepard Meneptah Ramses II Brooklyn Museum Flinders Petrie Egypt Nebeseh Petrie Chautauqua Institution Egyptian Exploration Fund England Chautauqua’s Chautauqua Institute

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