Massive downtown fire hits five Iowa City businesses
IOWA CITY, Iow a (UPI) A massive fire engulfed five downtown businesses and threatened a block as about 100 firefighters brought it under control early. Police reported one injury and Fire Chief Robert Keating warned the loss would be heavy perhaps near or above a million dollars.
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Woman in copter crash gives birth to twins in Long Beach
A Life Flight helicopter carrying a pregnant woman crashed in Whaley Park near the California State Long Beach campus. All aboard were treated for slight injuries. The woman delivered twins after arrival at Memorial Hospital. Pilot was unharmed.
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Bargainers push for midweek UAW Chrysler settlement
Negotiators for the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp face a midweek deadline for a contract covering 43,000 American and 10,000 Canadian workers. Talks are set in Detroit and Toronto with a target of reaching an agreement by early next week for ratification.
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Domestic autos lead November sales rally
UPI reports November U.S built car sales rose 24.1 percent to 558,146, aided by low interest rates and incentives. Imports climbed 16.7 percent to about 184,000, with total market share at 24.8 percent. Domestic automakers say late November sales rose 14.9 percent, while year to date totals show a 9.2 percent decline from last year.
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Reagan presses five-nation talks on leftist insurgencies abroad
President Reagan seeks closer ties with U S allies while cautioning against leftist insurgencies in Central America during a Brazil to Honduras swing. He signs a Costa Rican extradition treaty and meets President Monge, using his offices for the radio address as Costa Rica warns of multiple American fugitives in the country including Vesco.
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Storm toll rises as floods swamp multiple states
Weather forecasts Cloudy night low 40s to 45 windy with 60 percent rain chance tomorrow near 60. Storm deaths from tornadoes and flood drownings rise across the state as high water remains in Clinton and Garland County. Hurricane winds lash Oregon and Washington with mudslides and road washouts. Governor Spellman declares emergency in western Washington. Two drownings reported in state and a man from Kingston, Washington dies near Poulsbo while attempting to open an underwater release valve.
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