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10 Oct 1980
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1980
Page
1
Cedar Rapids debates mixing politics and religion
Local clergy speak out on whether politics and religion should mix. Page 10A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Police search for killer of two cab drivers
Police hunt a suspect in the deaths of two Black cab drivers whose hearts were reportedly removed. The grisly killings prompted a manhunt and warnings for taxi operators in the city. Investigators urged anyone with information to come forward.
Royals chase long-awaited World Series run opens
The Royals chase a long awaited postseason breakthrough as the fall classic nears, with the World Series set to begin. The article notes 77 years of waiting and marks the start of the series Tuesday on page 1B.
Dinner with a Football Fan Host
A dinner invitation turns awkward as the host spends the evening watching a football game. The piece notes the imbalance between social etiquette and sports spectating in a reflective, opinionated tone.
Voters Reward Family Tavors with Campaign Promise
In a historic showing the electorate gives a broad endorsement to a single candidate sparking talk of dynastic influence as supporters joke about family gains from political success. The line between individual merit and collective benefit draws laughter and debate across the district.
Americans win Nobel Prize in medicine for genetic discoveries
George Snell of Bar Harbor Maine Baruj Benacerraf of Boston Massachusetts and Jean Dausset of Paris win the 1980 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries on genetically determined cell surface structures that govern immune responses enabling tissue and kidney transplants. Dausset notes the award as a surprise and praises the others as excellent colleagues. Snell conducts work at the Jackson Laboratory Bar Harbor while Benacerraf is with Harvard Medical School Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
George Snell
Bar Harbor
Maine
Baruj Benacerraf
Boston
Mass
Venezuela
Czeclaw Milosz
Poland
Jean Dausset
Laboratoire d’ Immuno-Hematologie
University of Paris
Bonacerraf
Karolinska Institute
Dausset
Benacerraf and
Snell
Haverhill
Jackson Laboratory
Benacerraf
Caracas
Department of Pathology
Harvard Medical School
Brain wave test seen as predictor for presidential candidates
Researchers at Maharishi International University claim brain wave coherence predicts intelligence creativity and moral reasoning. They argue candidates who practice transcendental meditation show higher coherence and potential, and voters should study brain waves rather than debates and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Maharishi International University
R. Keith Wallace
David Orme-Johnson
Orme- Johnson
Wallace
Orme-Johnson
MIU
Fairfield
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Carter attacks Reagan as untrustworthy on campaign trail
President Carter labeled Ronald Reagan untrustworthy and not fit to lead the nation citing Reagan’s opposition to SALT II and social programs. Carter spoke in Florida and Tennessee during a broad day tour criticizing Reagan’s foreign and domestic stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Florida
Reagan
White House
Tion
Tampa
WTVT
Bate
Tallahassee
Bob Graham
South
Tri-Cities
Tennessee
Grand Ole Opry House
Nashville
Opryland
Winston-Salem
N.C
Korea
Ecuador
Cuba
Mideast
Pakistan
Angola
America
United States
Iran and Iraq clash as warplanes trade strikes
Iraqi and Iranian air forces battled across northern Iraq and southern front lines. Baghdad reported 13 killed and 11 wounded from Iranian raids over Mosul Kirkuk and Suleimaniya, with five Iranian planes shot down and one crash killing a woman and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Dizful
Iran
Tehran
Mosul
Kirkuk
Suleimaniya
Ahvaz
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