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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1986

Page

22

Families clung to weeds as eight rescued from Cimarron flood

Eight people from two Payne County families were rescued by boat after clinging to weeds and a barbed wire fence in neck-deep water as the Cimarron River crested and flooded parts of Oklahoma. The group, treated and released at Stillwater Medical Center, described the near-miss and fear before responders arrived.

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White bishop Buchanan installed in Johannesburg

Desmond Tutu installs George Duncan Buchanan as Anglican bishop of Johannesburg. Buchanan, white and opposed to racial numbness, condemns apartheid era divisions while defending Tutu’s peaceful sanctions stance. He notes global sanctions pressure and recalls his career from Oxford to Johannesburg.

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Peking Opens Western Style Supermarket at Lido Hotel

The first Western style market in Peking opens in the Lido Hotel offering cereals and diapers. The store, run by a Hong Kong chain, accepts foreign exchange certificates only and does not take renminbi. U.S. Ambassador Winston Lord and Chai Zimin attend the opening ceremony. Officials are unsure if it is China’s first such supermarket.

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