Cold War Talks Spark Fresh Diplomacy
China and the Soviet Union to hold first political talks since January 1980 as a Soviet vice foreign minister plans a visit to Peking next month. Diplomats call the exploratory talks a key step toward normalized relations and broader discussions.
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David Dubinsky Dies At 90 After Building ILGWU
Dubinsky, who retired in 1966 after expanding the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union from 45,000 members to nearly 450,000, died Friday. He once quipped I didnt have a life I had a union life. Actor David Niven denied death rumors Friday in an unrelated note.
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High Holy Days begin Rosh Hashanah 5743 observed
The Jewish New Year starts a 10 day period called the days of awe leading to Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement. Religion editor Sandra VanAmburg notes the High Holy Days focus on self examination and penitence. Charles Manatt visits Iowa as DNC chair. Prison riot case evolves as two inmates face stabbing charges in Gary Tyson death.
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Iowa family settles for 1.65 million over 1978 pipeline blast
An Iowa man and his daughter reached a 1.65 million settlement in lawsuits after a ruptured eight inch pipeline caused a wall of flames that trapped them near Fort Madison in 1978. State page 11A reports concerns as Iowa officials warn LPG costs could rise up to 25 percent.
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Iowa Wildlife Federation Backs Park Entrance Fees
At the state convention in Cedar Rapids last weekend the Iowa Wildlife Federation approved resolutions urging conservation activism and environmental stewardship and favoring entrance fees for Iowa state parks.
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Bendix makes bid for control of Marietta stock
Bendix says it bought a controlling stake in Martin Marietta and calls for resignations of its directors. It demands Marietta halt plans to acquire Bendix. Marietta vows to continue its counter takeover.
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Hawks By J. Petey Flansburg County Bureau
Iowa City liquor store manager says chilly weather boosts brandy and peppermint schnapps sales as Hawkeye fans prepare for the Iowa State game. He predicts the intrastate rivalry weekend will be among the biggest for local drink and food businesses.
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Iowa City Braces For Big Game Weekend Crowds
Local stores and motels fill up as Iowa City prepares for a major Iowa State football weekend. John’s Grocery expects up to 300 kegs sold, area hotels booked since November, and cab and police staffing boosted to handle crowds and traffic around Kinnick Stadium.
Eye in the sky to monitor Iowa City traffic today
An Iowa State Patrol airplane and an IDOT photographer will image traffic into and out of the Iowa City area for the Iowa Iowa State football game at Kinnick Stadium. Pre and post game time lapse photos may lead to changes in traffic patterns and routing for future games.
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Mondale tells Iowa he is ready to run in 1984
Former Vice President Walter Mondale told Des Moines reporters he is ready to seek the 1984 Democratic presidential nomination. He said he could shape government and noted his sixth Iowa stop this year while campaigning for candidates and addressing the Iowa State Education Association.
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Grahek resigns as Mercy administrator in Cedar Rapids
Bernard M. Grahek resigns as chief executive officer of Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids effective Nov 1. He will serve as an administrative consultant while A James Tinker from Oakwood Hospital Dearborn Mich becomes his replacement and relocates with his family.
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Attorney enforces law outside the courtroom
Linn County Assistant District Attorney Denver Dillard chased a driver with a suspended license after spotting him at a stop light. Police arrested Ray Cooper, 28, at his residence on two counts of interference with official acts and driving with a suspended license, bond set at 2750 dollars.
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