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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1981

Page

10

Hatchet slaying leads to second degree murder verdict

Orval Loyd, 33, convicted of second degree murder in the garage hatchet killing of his mother in law Margaret Wise 49 after his wife Diane Loyd testified she hacked her mother with a hatchet. Jury called verdict a compromise with a five year sentence.

Virginia Beach Orval Wyatt Loyd Commonwealth Andre Evans Loyd Diane Loyd Margaret Wise Evans

Taiwan marks 70th Republic anniversary parade

Taiwan rejected Beijing’s reunification overtures calling them a smiling offensive and showed military strength in a large parade honoring the 1911 overthrow. About 50,000 spectators attended as officials reported a deadly mining disaster in Amacan, Philippines, with at least 100 killed and many missing or homeless.

Taipei Taiwan UPI Peking Sun Yat-sen Amacan

Smugglers Attack Thai Troops in Opium Crackdown

In northern Thailand 700 smugglers ambushed 39 Thai soldiers, killing up to 24 as government forces sought to crack down on a bumper 600 ton opium crop. The assault involved a 200 mule caravan and occurred Thursday, per the Bangkok Post.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Bangkok Post

Manila Flash Floods Sweep Through Metro Amid Monsoon Rains

Monsoon rains unleash rapid flooding in Manila and surrounding areas causing transportation disruption and property damage. Emergency crews deploy as residents report rising water levels and rising hazards across streets and communities.

Manila Philippines UPI

Settlement in California wrongful life suit reached

A Sacramento hospital agreed to pay 900000 to settle a wrongful life suit for Alejandro Aragon, a 27 month old with Down syndrome. The case hinged on whether the hospital should have told Maria Aragon about an amniocentesis prenatal test.

Sacramento Calif University Medical Center California Eugene Gualco Alejandro Aragon Appeals Court State Supreme Court Maria Aragon Aragons Morton Friedman Aragon Alejandro Fred Schwartz Schwartz

Coast Guard launches Haiti refugee interception patrol

The Coast Guard cutter Hamilton began its first patrol to intercept Haitians fleeing to the United States and turn back boats, under a new Reagan administration policy. The ship refueled at Guantanamo Bay before sailing from Miami to enforce the policy against illegal boat arrivals. Separately, the Tax Court ruled that health insurance premium payments count as support but insurance payouts do not, affecting a divorce case in Ohio and costing the McGuires $627 in additional taxes.

Miami Coast Guard U.S Hamilton U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Cuba J.g. Neal Armstrong United States Florida Washington Internal Revenue Service Frank and Ruth McGuire Poland Ohio McGuires

New mineral caswell silverite found in Kansas meteorite

A meteorite from the asteroid belt that landed in Kansas 33 years ago yielded a newly discovered mineral named caswell silverite. Scientists in Albuquerque announced the find on Friday honoring Caswell Silver, a Denver oil executive and UNM geology alumnus.

Albuquerque N.M Mars Jupiter Kansas Caswell Caswell Silver Denver Oil University of New Mexico Geology Department

Ex-spy tried to help Soviets, sources Say

Edwin P. Wilson, former CIA agent, faced charges for illegal arms shipments to Libya and allegedly attempted to divert American tech used for electronic intelligence to the Soviet Union. Reports say he sought to steal the source code of a digital image processing system in Iran for submarine and aerial reconnaissance analysis.

Washington Edwin P. Wilson Libya Soviet Union Iran William J. Perry Defense For Technology Carter Administration Unio Wilson Shortt Frank E. Terpil KGB

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