Two Surrendered in Alien Smuggling Case
Two men surrendered Thursday in an alien smuggling operation that killed four Salvadorans and sent eight others to the hospital. The report notes the fatal and injurious outcomes tied to the suspected ring.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1982
Page
3
Two men surrendered Thursday in an alien smuggling operation that killed four Salvadorans and sent eight others to the hospital. The report notes the fatal and injurious outcomes tied to the suspected ring.
A conservative review notes that blacks average about 100 points below the national norm on the latest Scholastic Aptitude Tests. The piece argues for careful evaluation given many testing factors and emphasizes equal educational access.
International Harvester officials admitted Thursday that the company’s survival is in doubt despite a massive reorganization, debt restructuring, and multimillion-dollar loans from cities eager to keep jobs.
Kimberly Craney read a letter from jail to Michael Craney during his first degree murder trial in Buchanan County. The note asks forgiveness and notes they cannot be together, while testifying witnesses described the baby’s fatal neck cuts and the family’s troubled finances.
Pamela Tillis, 21, was jailed four days after approaching Officer Kevin Allen in a crowded hotel lobby and pinching him on the buttocks. Allen, in uniform, filed misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges and a felony battery charge, which the state attorney later chose not to prosecute.
The IRS padlocked King Richard's Fitness Center at 222 Glenbrook Drive SE after a lien for 36 034 48 was filed with Linn County. The center may sell to satisfy the debt unless owner Rick Davis pays, and patrons face long waits for potential redress.
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