CIA Counseling And Family Support For Stress
The CIA now offers counseling and proactive support to employees and families to manage psychological stress. The move reflects a shift from solo coping to institutional preparation amid rising concerns about mental health within the agency.
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Conlin Campaign Garners Optimism After Debate Poll
An elderly man proclaims Roxanne Conlin as the first lady governor of Iowa amid growing optimism from a new poll and a strong debate showing against the Republican opponent. The verdict, however, awaits the November 2 election.
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Nofziger says Wall Street boom boosts GOP optimism
Lyn Nofziger, longtime Reagan adviser, told Gazette writer Ken Sullivan that the Wall Street bull market is good news for the GOP. He argued the nation and the Republican Party need an optimistic mood before the November 2 election.
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Cedar Rapids Replants Elms and Adds Shade Trees
Cedar Rapids restored street shade through an extensive replanting program after Dutch elm disease killed about 17 000 elms over a decade. City Hall Notes mentions other tree plantings as elms were high maintenance.
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Brewers Tie World Series 2-2 With Saturday Win
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday to even the World Series at two games apiece. The Rebels paced by key innings and strong pitching as the series shifted to a decisive stretch.
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Peoria’s 26-Year Rep Michel Faces Harsh Economic Challenge
In good times and bad Peoria has been prosperous and Republican Rep Robert H Michel has served 26 years in Congress. Now Peoria faces 15 percent unemployment and a severe downturn that tests Michel in 1982 politics.
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Child found locked in box as sitter faces trial
Cynthia Anderson described discovering her 2 year old son locked inside a wooden box while the babysitter slept. The事件 sparked a chain leading to the babysitter's trial beginning Monday as reported by Judy Daubenmier. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra posted a profit last year per its executive director during Cedar Rapids Symphony season opening. Beverley Duffy notes Linn County arts and charity groups report continued generosity despite recession.
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Ship-building boom fuels historic cruise vessel surge
The Atlantic Caribbean and Mediterranean see more new cruise ships in history as analysts warn a daily revenue increase of $1 million is needed for profitability. Travel, page 1D.
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Czech heritage book preserves Cedar Rapids past in print
More than 1,000 copies of a mid-70s volume detailing Czech history from 1852 to 1942 sold in Cedar Rapids. Volume II covering 1942 to 1982 is now available. Gazette book editor Bridget Janus notes many Czech history works on the market.
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LeRoy Faint Retires After Long Hog Specialist Career
LeRoy Faint retires after nearly two decades as a hog specialist with Farmland Industries. Iowa Park Producer magazine hails him as a noted hog judge and Gazette farm editor Al Swegle adds that praise is well deserved.
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Convict frees final hostage in Brooklyn hospital siege
Larry Van Dyke a 33 year old convict who held five hospital workers in a Kings County Hospital basement surrendered after releasing Elton Smith and demanding safer prison conditions. He spoke to reporters saying he wanted freedom and denied being a madman.
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Sabotage at Litton Canada plant prompts security aid
Toronto police seek help from U S agencies in the Litton Systems Canada Ltd blast that damaged a parts plant for U S Cruise missiles. The bomb injures eight. police evacuate near the site and pursue theft-linked leads.
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Guerrillas Raid San Salvador Amid Heavy Fighting
Guerrillas launched major attacks in San Salvador as 4,000 troops battled rebels in Morazan province. A U.S. man, identified as Michael Kline, was killed fighting with rebels, while six bodies were found in the capital. Local death squads are blamed for some casualties.
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Chinese Major Defects by Landing MiG at South Korean Base
A Chinese major allegedly defected by flying a MiG jet to a South Korean air base near Seoul. Witnesses described the aircraft as a MiG-19 or MiG-21 landing at Songnam, with no official confirmation of the pilot’s status or location.
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