Iowa News Briefs On Crime Sports and Hazards
Metro seeks a frightening experience on page 6A. Hayden Fry aims for a Hawkeye win with a warning to not let up on page 10. Prison upgrades across Iowa could cost about 5 million if fully implemented on page 12A. Grain elevator blast reports appear across Mid America with investigations labeled of little value on page 17A. About 12 percent of Iowa schools contain asbestos and the seriousness is questioned on page 15A.
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Hayden Fry
Hawkeye
Iowa
Mid- America
Veteran officer suspension upheld unanimously
A 26 year veteran of the Cedar Rapids police force had his suspension unanimously upheld today. The decision was announced on page 10A of the newspaper.
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Cedar Rapids
Crepe Haven Offers Largest Selection In Town
The notice highlights a restaurant with the town's widest crepe variety attracting patrons seeking diverse options. It references page 18A for additional context on cravings and menu breadth.
What does the future hold for a kidney dialysis patient
A Page 7C feature explores prognosis and life with kidney dialysis, outlining medical options, potential outcomes, and the patient’s daily experiences. It examines advances in treatment, quality of life, and coping strategies for those navigating end stage kidney disease.
Finance Horoscope From Local Column
A compact note blends finance insight with a horoscope flavor for readers of the Local 10 11C 16C section. It references ABC and a nostalgic reference to weekly food costs, ending with a copyright remark.
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ABC
Collins job moves confirmed
Rockwell International executive Clare Rice warned Cedar Rapids workers of ongoing tough times and announced relocation of some manufacturing jobs. He cited 1981 as a year of economic uncertainty with further layoffs likely, and outlined transfers to Melbourne Florida and an Atlanta plant as part of a cost driven restructuring.
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Rockwell International
Cedar Rapids
Clare I. Rice
Rice
Avionics
Rockwell Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Collins
Collins General Aviation Division
Melbourne
Fla
Atlanta
Columbus, Ohio
Collins
Arizona
Florida
Kansas
Explosion Kills 64 in Spanish Grammar School
A blast at Marcelino Ugalde school in Ortuella, Vizcaya, Spain, killed 64 children and a teacher and injured more than 100 as rescuers searched rubble. Officials blamed a propane gas tank blast outside the building that triggered a boiler explosion in the basement.
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Bilbao
Spain
Marcelino Ugalde
Ortuella
Here
Government warns on moped safety rules and licensing
The NHTSA warns that without stricter rules as mopeds multiply beyond 1 million in the United States, up to 1,200 riders could die annually by 1984. It urges operator licenses, helmet use, eye protection, road restrictions, insurance, passenger prohibition, and separate moped registration.
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Washington
United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Joan Claybrook
District of Columbia
The
Safety Agency
Iowa
Europe
Hard-liner hints more conditions on hostages release
An Iran parliamentary hard liner said new secret conditions may be added to Khomeini's four terms for releasing the 52 American hostages. Ali Akbar Nateq Noori warned negotiations could be time consuming as the Majlis debates the panel report and possible revisions.
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Associated Press
Iran
Ali Akbar Nateq Noori
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Noori
United States
Khomeini
Noari
Tehran
Carter Administration
Majlis
U.S
Washington
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Metro
State News
Lord Snowdon
Dr. Solomon
Clare Rice
Vizcaya
Basque
King Juan Carlos
Adolfo Suarez
Ms. Claybrook
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