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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1982

Page

13

Marines Complete Beirut Evacuation Mission in 1 3/4 Hours

Marines from the 6th Fleet wrapped up a Beirut evacuation in 1 hour and 45 minutes. Col. James Mead said the operation was not difficult as they boarded helicopters for the USS Guam while Reagan praised their work. France and Italy aided alongside the Marines at Beirut port.

U.S 6Th Fleet Col James Mead Marine Beirut Mead Reagan Lebanon Golf Company Echo Company Guam

Prinsendam ship fire rescue in Gulf of Alaska 1980

In October 1980 the Prinsendam en route to the Far East caught fire in Gulf of Alaska west of Yakutat. 319 passengers and 204 crew abandoned ship as flames spread. all escaped injury amid a large non wartime marine rescue. Lifeboats endured a 20 hour storm before rescue. Majestic Explorer based in Ketchikan runs weekly excursions.

Alaska Gulf of Alaska Prinsendam Far East Gulf Yakutat Massey The Majestic Explorer Ketchikan

Reagan veto spark splits as Republicans seek to override

Reagan warned he would veto any budget bust. Ten senators did not vote to sustain the veto, including Schmitt Specter Quayle Lugar Cochran McClure Tower and three Democrats Hollings Stennis Bentsen. 21 Republicans and 39 Democrats backed override. 26 Republicans and four Democrats supported the president.

Reagan Harrison Schmitt New Mexico Arlen Specter Pennsylvania Dan Quayle Richard Lugar Indiana Thad Cochran Mississippi James McClure Idaho Tower Ernest F. Hollings South Carolina John Stennis Lloyd Bentsen Texas Senate Howard Baker Jr Baker Grassley Jepsen Iowa Alfonso D'Amato New York Linda Hill Mark Hatfield Rove Senate Appropriations Committee William Proxmire Wisconsin Ogden Utah White House Larry Speakes Orrin Hatch Paul Laxalt New Washington Hatch James Watt Oregon Malcolm Wallop R-Wyo Wallop George Bush Bush Administration

Breakthrough for education echoed after veto override

Linda Tarr-Whelan of the National Education Association called the Friday veto override a real breakthrough for education. She spoke at the Cedar Rapids Education Association and noted the $440 million for education within a $14.2 billion spending bill to aid remedial programs, handicapped education, college loans, and vocational training.

Reagan Linda Tarr-Whelan Cedar Rapids Tarr-Whelan National Education Association Cedar Rapids Education Association Fifth Ave

Bridge suit dismissed over Prairie du Chien bridge closure

A federal judge dismissed a damages suit by businesses and residents over the seven month closing of the Mississippi River bridge at Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Judge James E Doyle said he was bound by earlier rulings that limit who may claim damages under the given circumstances.

Madison, Wis Mississippi River Prairie du Chien Wis U.S James E. Doyle Doyle

U S corn harvest adds 720 million bushels to stockpile

The Sept 1 survey flags a corn crop of about 8.32 billion bushels with a surplus of 720 million beyond 1982 needs. Soybeans set a record at 2.31 billion. cotton falls to 11 million bales. wheat reaches a record 2.82 billion. Crop reports show nationwide yields and stock levels, with prices drifting lower from last year.

U.S Agriculture Department Lowa Department Crop Reporting Board United States

Utilities face profit squeeze as demand drops amid high fixed costs

Electricity price rises after the Arab embargo, with demand shrinking due to recession and a cool summer. Utilities, already relying on large plants built for higher growth, face financing trouble as operating costs outpace revenues. Andrew Reynolds of the Energy Information Administration notes billion-dollar plants at risk and many more with significant construction completed.

U.S Andrew Reynolds Energy Information Administration

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