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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1981

Page

4

ERA rally by Betty Ford Milliken and Crisp opposes Reagan ERA stance

Washington AP three prominent Republican women rallied at the Lincoln Memorial criticizing President Reagan for a piecemeal state by state approach to ERA. Betty Ford Helen Milliken and Mary Crisp urged universal rights, arguing the great emancipator would not free slaves plantation by plantation.

Lady Bird Johnson Betty Ford Elenor Smeal National Organization For Women Washington Oranization Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Reagan Lincoln Helen Milliken Michigan Mary Crisp Republican National Committee National Park Service United States Ford Crisp Betty Friedan NOW Liz Carpenter White House Johnson Supreme Court Sandra O'Connor

Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 announces daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions through carrier 1.65 weekly and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks with US rates 123.00 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette corner service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

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GAO report: fraud prosecutions under 12 percent federal cases

A GAO review of 21 agencies over 24 years shows fewer than 12 percent of suspected federal fraud cases lead to prosecutions while 69 percent rely on administrative actions. The Defense Department and USPS dominate theft cases with losses ranging up to 2 million dollars.

Washington UPI Congress General Accounting Office Justice Department GAO Defense Department U.S. Postal Service

Bomb damages Limavady church in Northern Ireland

A 100 pound bomb heavily damages the Church of Christ the King at Limavady near Londonderry. no injuries reported. Hours later gunmen kill a Catholic father of three as a Protestant group claims both attacks.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Church of Christ the King Limavady Londonderry

Spain King Arrives for Reagan Talks During State Visit

King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia arrived in Washington for a two day visit with President Reagan on the 489th anniversary of Columbus Day. Officials said no major policy issues would be discussed though NATO plans and the Middle East after Sadat's assassination may come up. Spain maintains strong ties with the Arab world and has not recognized Israel.

Washington UPI Juan Carlos Spain Reagan Queen Sofia NATO Middle East Anwar Sadat Israel

Bus Crash Kills Three Children Near Waynesboro

A 77-foot log protruding from a truck pierced the windshield and door of a school bus in an industrial park area outside Waynesboro Mississippi, killing three children and injuring 25 others, seven seriously, according to Wayne County Sheriff Marvin Farrier.

Waynesboro Miss Wayne County Marvin Farrier Farrier

Carter urges AWACS sale support in lobbying drive

Former President Jimmy Carter arrives in Washington to push senators to back President Reagan’s plan to sell five AWACS aircraft to Saudi Arabia. He releases a letter endorsing the arms sale and meets President Reagan, stressing U S mediation in Middle East peacemaking with Israel and Egypt. He also says PLO recognition of Israel is a prerequisite for peace.

Washington UPI Jimmy Carter Reagan Middle East Saudi Arabia Carter National Airport Gerald Ford United States Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Israel White House Egypt

20-cent stamps launch ahead of rate hike

The Postal Service rolls out 5.3 billion stamps without denominations bearing a C, for domestic mail only. Prices rise to 20 cents on Nov. 1, prompting a warning to buy before lines form. Commemorative denominationless stamp to be issued as well.

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