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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1981

Page

3

Bani-Sadr Says Rebels Seek to Finish Khomeini

Exiled Iranian leader Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr said rebels who killed Iran’s president and prime minister also aim at Ayatollah Khomeini. He voiced that killing Khomeini would risk civil war but said he blocked any authorization to target him. He accused insiders of aiding the attack and noted growing opposition within clergy, military, and Tehran merchants.

Auvers-Sur-Oise France Abol Hassan Bani-Sadr Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Bani-Sadr Khomeini Mohammed Ali Rajai Mohammed Javad Bahanar Rajavi Mujaheddin Bani Sadr Tehran Reagan

Andrea Doria search ends after month long dive

Divers wrapped up a month long search through the Andrea Doria wreck to answer the liner 39 s last mystery and prepare to weigh anchor with a locked safe. Expedition leader Peter Gimbel said the hole opened by the Stockholm is large and deep ending speculation about a missing watertight door. The team abandoned the pursers safe in the first class lounge and filmed final footage for a documentary before Sea Fvel 11 heads to Montauk New York.

New York Andrea Doria Stockholm Andrea ‘Doria Peter Gimbel Lillian Pickard Shivers Sea Fevel 11

Diplomat doubts Begin era can yield Middle East peace

Outgoing U S ambassador Talcott Seelye said in Damascus that a peace settlement is unlikely while Menachem Begin leads Israel. He urged abandoning Camp David as the basis, opening talks with the PLO, and pressing a halt to Israeli West Bank settlements. Seelye retires in October after 32 years and favors a post Begin approach.

Damascus Syria U.S Mideast Menachem Begin Israel Talcott Seelye Reagan Camp David Begin Tel Aviv Seelye West Bank Jordan River Zbigniew Brzezinski Saudi Arabia John West PLO Middle East Beirut Jimmy Carter Egypt Gaza Strip Soviet Union Hafez Assad

Hinckley Bail Hearing Opponents Warn Flight Risk

Federal prosecutors argue Hinckley would likely flee if released on bail and would endanger himself and others. The motion opposes the Friday bail request. the judge will hear arguments today, with Hinckley absent.

Washington John Hinckley Jr Reagan Hinckley U.S Barrington Parker

Olson charged with eight more murders in BC killings

Vancouver police and prosecutors announced that Clifford Olson, already charged with the stabbing death of 14 year old Judy Kozma, was charged with eight additional first degree murder counts in the spate of 11 child vanishings in southwestern British Columbia. Two more counts will be added once two missing girls are found. Olson, 41, faces a court appearance after a Sept. 18 Kozma hearing, following a 30 day psychiatric evaluation to assess fitness for trial.

Vancouver British Columbia UPI Royal Canadian Mounted Police Bruce Northorp John Hall Clifford Robert Olson Judy Kozma Burnaby Olson Kozma

Hair loss seminar by Brad Lemberg in Cedar Rapids

Brad Lemberg offers a free private hair loss consultation at the Holiday Inn Cedar Rapids on Thursday September 3 1981 between 1 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. The ad lists multiple nearby locations and urges men and women with thinning hair to attend, promising a written pro rata guarantee and private consultations with no charge or obligation.

Brad Lemberg Holiday Inn Williams Blvd Cedar Rapids Iowa Cedar Falls University Ave Town City Sun Clinton 6Th Ave Mon

Reagan approves 4.8% federal pay rise for many workers

President Reagan signs a 4.8 percent raise for 1.4 million white collar federal employees earning under 50,000 with an Oct 1 start. blue collar and military adjustments vary by state. If Congress disapproves, a 15.1 percent rise may be granted instead. Next-level earners see no increase.

Los Angeles Reagan White House Larry Speakes Congress

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