16 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1983
Page
1
Marines reported five snipers killed after returning fire at the Beirut airport area as a flare of fighting continued. A mine or bomb wounded two French U N soldiers in a southern convoy.
The Hinckley family sues federal regulators seeking 5 million claiming harassment over an oil overcharge case tied to Texas wells. They allege a government vendetta influenced by John Hinckley Jr.'s Reagan attempt, while DOE pursues 372,666 in disputed Vanderbilt charges as part of a routine overcharge program with thousands of settlements since 1975.
An advice piece frames finishing an attic as a path to more living space. The article cites practical steps and potential benefits for aging gracefully by expanding home use and comfort. Aimed at homeowners seeking value and convenience.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and West German counterpart Hans-Dietrich Genscher met in Vienna for four hours in a bid to mend ties after the South Korean airliner disaster. The discussions centered on Geneva missile talks and the threat to suspend negotiations if U S missiles deploy.
The aphorism frames wrinkles as nature’s focus tool while plastic surgery represents humanity’s effort to erase those marks. It juxtaposes natural aging with cosmetic intervention in a concise, reflective note about appearance and making prints fade.
Los Angeles actor Pat O'Brien, famed for playing Irish priests and Knute Rockne in film, died in his sleep early Saturday at St. John's Hospital Santa Monica after a brief illness. President Reagan was notified and expressed sadness.
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