Murder at Wyoming farmhouse investigated after death and shooting
Jones County deputies probe the death of Linda Krutzfield Emerson 27 and the gunshot injuries to her husband Jerry Emerson 33 at a Hale Township farmhouse near Wyoming. He was treated in Iowa City after emergency air transport. the case is labeled a murder and attempted death by own action by unconfirmed reports.
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Jonathan Reed
Jones-Cedar Bureau
Wyoming
Jones County Sheriff's Deputies
Linda Krutzfield Emerson
Jerry Emerson
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Jones County
John Cook
Emerson
Midland Ambulance Service
Emersons
Hale Township
Lumir Ingwersen
Ingwersens
Jamie
French jets strike near Beirut as troops seek 18 month mandate
French Super Entendard jets hit artillery positions above Beirut in retaliation for rocket and grenade attacks on French and Italian troops. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution granting President Reagan authority to keep 1200 Marines in Beirut for 18 months. The attack marked the first use of air power by a contributing nation to protect its forces amid mountain fighting in the Chouf region. Protesters from the Druse community marched on the U.S. Embassy as lawmakers debated the mission.
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Gazette Wire
Beirut
Lebanon
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Reagan
Charles Herru
Henru
Dhour Shoueir
Chouf Mountains
Souk el-Gharb
Druse
U.S
United States
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Beware of a Big Wheel Talker as Spokesperson
A cautionary note warns that someone speaking in grand terms may merely be a spokesperson. The comment stresses skepticism toward flashy rhetoric and highlights the risk of inflated claims.
Reagan Accepts Watt Apology Amid GOP Push for Resignation
President Reagan accepted Interior Secretary James Watt's apology after he described a panel as involving "a black, a woman, two Jews and a cripple." Six Republican senators urged Watt's resignation, while Democrats and other GOP leaders called for stronger action.
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Reagan
Watt
Washington
James Watt
Residents oppose fifth group home in southeast neighborhood
Neighbors on the southeast side circulate petitions to block any more group homes, saying Villa Avery planned at 1720 Grand Ave SE would bring total to five. They note four existing homes nearby and urge the City Council to halt further residential facilities in the area.
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Villa Avery
Janniece Kanellis
Third Ave
Steve Heimann
Grand Ave
Y-Crest
Second Ave
First Ave
Cedarwood
Blake Blvd
Foundation 2
First Ave. SE
Area
Cedar Rapids crime up 11 percent for first half 1983
Cedar Rapids shows an 11 percent rise in crimes in the first six months of 1983 from the previous year, while statewide crimes declined 2 percent. Violent offenses in the city climbed 6.8 percent to 800 incidents. murders statewide rose to 32 in six months, with Cedar Rapids reporting none. Burglaries and thefts in the city also increased 11 percent to 390 through June.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Department of Public Safety
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