Rebels attack oil port and blow up pipelines in Nicaragua
Rebels strike a second Nicaraguan oil port and blow up repaired pipelines on Friday while a prior Tuesday assault on the main fuel unloading port destroyed millions of gallons of fuel crippling the economy. Kissinger warned of a large leftist buildup in Central America during a six day regional trip. A separate Cedar Rapids case seeks 1500 dollars from the city after a shelter truck lacked a safety door allowing a dog to escape.
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Henry Kissinger
Nicaragua
Central America
Kissinger
Panama
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Guatemala
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Small Claims Court
Bond issue would raise Cedar Rapids taxes for fire stations
A proposed 4 million bond to build five fire stations in Cedar Rapids would raise property taxes slightly. Owners of 50 000 homes would pay about 9.40 per year for two years if voters approve November 8. Cedar Rapids page 10A.
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Cedar Rapids
Harnischfeger to recall 190 hourly workers
Harnischfeger Corp will resume manufacturing Monday with about 85 percent of hourly workers returning, roughly 190 of the 225 targeted. Salaried staff recalled. one shift remains due to weak demand and low orders in the construction machinery sector.
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Harnischfeger Corp
Harnischfeger
16 year old put on probation in stabbing case
Frank Junior Pledge 16 of 503 K Ave NW was placed on probation by Linn Juvenile Court for stabbing Dean Krumviede 18 after a brick attack. He admitted the act in a Sept. 29 hearing and was found delinquent for what would have been assault causing bodily injury. He will be closely monitored and must not carry a weapon and must work to pay part of a $1,000 hospital bill.
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Frank
Linn
Dean Krumviede
Pledge
K Ave
Brent Harstad
Krumviede
14Th St. SE
12Th Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Lippisch
Bever Ave. SE
Eric Pattison
Fourth Ave
Washington High School
Dupree Leaves Sooners to Return Home
Oklahoma sophomore Marcus Dupree quits the Sooner football team seeking closer to home. He has already visited the University of Southern Mississippi, as reported on page 3B.
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Oklahoma
Marcus Dupree
Sooner
University of Southern Mississippi
FedMoney Supply Drops 1.1 Billion, Rates Seen Stable
The Federal Reserve Board reported a 1.1 billion fall in its key money supply measure in early October. Economists say the drop signals the Fed is unlikely to raise interest rates soon. Money, page 6B.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Money
Pollock Praises Orioles Pitcher in Odd Job Tale
Jerry Pollock owner of Pollock Elevators in Norway says he isn t getting much work done because Mike Boddicker the Baltimore Orioles star is helping run a corn dryer on the farm. The item notes Boddicker s fame and unusual side work in a rural setting.
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Pollock Elevators
Jerry Pollock
Norway
Mike Boddicker
Pollock
Baltimore Orioles
Korean president reshuffles Cabinet after Rangoon bombing
President Chun Doo Hwan reorganizes his government filling four cabinet posts left vacant by the Rangoon bombing that killed 17 South Koreans and aides including four ministers. He reassured party leaders he will step down in 1988, while denying aims to extend his rule. The U.N. Command accused North Korea of DMZ shelling, while Pyongyang blamed South Korean cross-border fire.
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Washington Post
Seoul
South Korea
Chun Doo Hwan Friday
United Nations Command
North Korea
North
Rangoon
Chun
Ko Chung Hoon
New Socialist Party
Pyongyang
Shintaro Abe
Park Chung Hee
Corrections and Local Notices From The Gazette
Corrections reveal Dave Challed spent 2097.47 on his Cedar Rapids school board campaign with loan repayment details. A misdated report cited an injury to a 5 year old after a bus incident near Polk School. World War I Veterans event and gifted students group set meetings and potluck times.
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Dave Challed
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Challed
Correction Policy Notice in Local Paper
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Dubuque
Carbone
New Hampshire
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Hall
James Hall
Anamosa
Iowa Arts Council
Greg Brown
Iowa City
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Hawkeye
George Raveling
Tucker
Mmy Tucker
Tommy Tucker
Dupree
U.N
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Linn County Auxiliary
Memorial Coliseum
Barbara J. Brousard
Jacelyn Drive
Cedar Rapids Association of the Talented and Gifted
Educational Services Center
Polk School
Claudia Schmidt
Stone City
Town and Country
Bob Sample
R.ph. Pharmacist
New Village Medical Pharmacy
Mt. Verna Road
Bob Jiroutek
Drs. Hogenson, Schroeder and
Tyler
Cedards
Mt. Vernon Road
Ample Medical Pharmacy
Johnson Ave
N.W
Geneva Tower
Fifth Ave
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