Soviets propose new route to Daniloff case
The Soviet Union offered a broader deal to resolve the Daniloff affair, suggesting first Daniloff’s departure from the United States followed by release of at least one imprisoned Soviet dissident, with Zakharov to return to the Soviet Union. The plan’s details and trial conditions remained uncertain.
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Daniloff
Gazette Wire
Soviet Union
Nicholas Daniloff
Gennady Zakharov
U.S
Washington
Eduard Shevardnadze
George Shultz
New York
State Department
Bernard Kalb
Shevardnadze
Reagan
Zakharov
Cedar Rapids man found dead amid investigation of homicide
Police say a body was located on Cedar Rapids southwest side between 8 and 8 30 pm Tuesday as detectives pursue what appears to be a murder. A witness at Sam's Place described a mugging plot involving Clement Blood 63 of 311 11th St SW and two men. one suspect was later arrested for weapon possession and public intoxication after claiming to hide from a gang.
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James Barnes
Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Sam's Place
Sixth St
Clement Blood
11Th St
Blood
Franchisees vote to cooperate in Donutland case
A seven member committee of Donutland Inc franchise holders in Cedar Rapids voted to begin negotiations with the corporation to assess if its reorganization plan serves their interests after many stopped paying fees. Attorney Dan Childers said franchisees have a strong stake and will oversee the process, while Bankruptcy Judge Michael Melloy earlier ruled on related steps.
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Roland Krekel
Roland Krekele
Jazette
Donutland Inc
Corporation
Apes See Protection and Supervision 7
Cedar Rapids
Man of
Corporation Corporation
Dan Childers
Childers
Michael Melloy
Donutland
Circus on the move at Five Seasons Center
Workers at Quaker Oats Co. enjoy an unobstructed view of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus during an animal walk. The troupe performed twice Tuesday at the Five Seasons Center with two more shows scheduled for today. tickets are available.
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Quaker Oats Co
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Five Seasons Center
Senate moves on age and speed limit questions
The House passed a bill ending mandatory retirement at any age and preserving health coverage for workers 70 and older while allowing states to set higher retirement ages for firefighters and police. Separately the Senate approved raising rural interstate speed limits to 65 mph, amid clash over national 55 mph limits.
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Ashington
House
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Congress
Matthew Martinez
D-Calif
Subcommittee On
Martinez
Congressional Budget Office
David Lynch
Jazette
Washington
Senate
Iowa
Charles Grassley
Tom Harkin
Grassley
Harkin
James Howard
D-N.h
House Public Works and Transportation Committee
Senate Committee
Steven Symms
Idaho
J.J. Exon
Nebraska
Exon
Alan Simpson
R-Wyo
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Reagan
Fugitive blamed in 3rd killing in midwest manhunt
A 41 year old Michael Jackson of Indianapolis is behind a three state rampage. He is accused of killing two people and abducting several others. The Wright City search involved 100 officers with dogs and helicopters. Authorities say he vowed not to be taken alive and may still be in the area after a gun battle with police.
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Wright City
Michael Jackson
Indianapolis
Jackson
Missouri Highway Patrol
John Ford
Ford
Today’s Chuckle How ATMs keep you close to broke
A light humor item noting that bank teller machines make it easy to be near spending and debt. The joke plays on the irony of convenience versus financial strain.
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