Former Army Signal Corpsman given life term for espionage conspiracy
Joseph Helmich Jr., ex Army Signal Corpsman, pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell secret information to the Soviet Union. U.S. District Judge Susan Black sentenced him Friday to life in prison, stating he should serve the remainder of his natural life.
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Security arrests sweep Egypt amid Mubarak order crackdown
Egyptian security forces rounded up hundreds of suspected Islamist militants after an order from President Mubarak to thwart possible violence following Anwar Sadat’s assassination. Sources refusing identification said the crackdown targeted potential security threats nationwide.
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Gas kills 93 in Japanese mine shaft
In a Sapporo area mine, methane gas seeped into a deep shaft trapping 93 workers. Officials reported 42 bodies found and 51 missing as rescue efforts resumed after nightfall. 77 miners were rescued and 9 hospitalized with unknown conditions.
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Coal Company
Chiaki Hayasaki
Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Company
Sapporo
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Shozo Akaishi
Akaishi
Tobin attacks Reagan plan as economy faces pain
Nobel laureate James Tobin said Reaganomics would bring considerable pain to the poor, deepen inequality, and trap the U.S. in stagnation while industrial production fell 0.8 percent in September. Tobin spoke at NYU after being named 1981 Nobel Prize winner in Economic Science. He warned the plan would worsen inflation and employment despite tax cuts. Analysts doubted recovery, with Data Resources Inc. predicting a recession.
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U of Iowa vs Ithaca travel agency sparks debate
Iowa Travel Agents Association meets in Amana to discuss the University of Iowa plan to allow Beam Travel Center of Ithaca New York to open a campus branch. Critics say the move shifts funds from private agents. university officials insist it cuts costs and improves service with no university cost.
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Iowa Travel Agents Association
University of Iowa
Ithaca, N.Y
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Travel Services Inc
Coralville
U of I
Iowa
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Chegwidden
Randy Bezanson
Bezanson
Beam Travel Center
U of
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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AAA Iowa World Travel
Cedar Rapids BOE completes land buy for two junior highs
Twenty years ago the Cedar Rapids Board of Education finalized the acquisition of the land required for construction of two new junior high schools.
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United and rivals roll back fare cuts to higher levels
United Airlines will raise most coach fares in the transcontinental and mid continent markets including Cedar Rapids from November 1. Trans World Airlines and American Airlines will match the transcontinental increase. Pan American has no immediate plan to raise fares. United cites irrational pricing after recent cuts.
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Cedar Rapids
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South Bend
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