04 Sep 1983
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1983
Page
1
Five year old Joshua Patton of Cedar Rapids enjoys Ellis Park wading pool as unseasonably warm weather persists in Iowa. Forecasters expect a cold front to bring cooler temperatures and showers statewide today after Labor Day traditionally marks season end.
President Reagan urged Moscow to provide a full explanation and apology for the Korean Air Lines disaster, signaling potential international condemnation and curbs on air travel. Secretary Shultz to press Gromyko in Madrid while Nitze pushes for verifiable arms control progress before December missile deployments.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Challenger's house doctor Dr William Thornton says any healthy person can safely fly in the shuttle and age is not a barrier. He notes space sickness is transient and has given clues to its treatment while astronauts report a relaxed mood in orbit aboard Challenger 138 miles up.
AFL CIO president Lane Kirkland warns the high tech push may destabilize society by widening wage gaps and reducing incentives as automation changes the job market. He calls for shorter workweeks and limits on overtime to boost opportunities. See 10A Kirkland.
The Soviet Union admits a South Korean airliner entered its airspace last week but does not link it to the unidentified plane. Tass accuses the U S and President Reagan of a hostile campaign while Japan and Seoul seek debris and answers as protests grow.
A 51 year old man, Donald R. Lego, was arrested in Lockport on a murder warrant for the slaying of 82 year old Anna Johnson in Joliet. Lego, previously convicted of armed robbery, is held in Will County Jail awaiting arraignment and bond hearing.
Raveling asks fans to forgive Wright page 1B Elliotts love of art sparked a museum. Special exhibition opens Friday at U of 1-page 1D Graceland offers glimpse of Elvis life. Mansion tours draw 750000 in first year page 6D Tate 4 Today’s Chuckle Exhilaration the moment between inspiration and exasperation.
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