Distortion of Justice Stalls Iowa Abortion Bill in Committee
Iowa House File 544 to severely limit abortion rights is stalled in committee. Proponents plan to amend the education appropriations bill to push the measure, with riders potentially cutting hospital funding if the clinic closes. Critics condemn tactics as extreme and dangerous to patients, calling it a distortion of justice.
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Debate on teen wage as commission weighs subminimum impact
Senate Labor panel questions a possible subminimum for teens while Labor Secretary Donovan notes Reagan wants the commission's May report before judgment. The 10 member Minimum Wage Study Commission weighs social and economic effects of a proposed $2.75 subminimum against the $3.35 standard.
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Senate debates axing private barbershop for savings
The U S Senate weighs eliminating its private barbershop, hoping to save about 55000 a year. Public access barbershop would stay open, with broader benefits scrutiny rising as Congress faces perks cuts. Past packages once topped 400000 per lawmaker, fueling calls to curb spending and new building costs.
Our Will Is Gone On Guns And Public Violence
An opinion piece argues that repeated shootings erode societal resolve to restrain gun violence. It cites JFK RFK MLK and Reagan as triggers, notes limited laws on guns and parts, NRA pressure, and potential cuts to the ATF, ending with a quip that guns don t kill people people kill people.
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West Germany
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Pro life stance letters debate abortion and evening paper delivery
John P. Jacobs of 811 Fifth Ave SE argues against abortion as a viable option and defends the right to life of unborn children. He criticizes Russell Baker and Debbie Taylor while defending evening paper delivery as a failed change for working families.
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Reagan Heroism Looms Over Washington Gun Attack
Washington reacts as President Reagan survives a .22 caliber gunshot wound after a Monday attack in the capital. The episode reshapes public mood, reinforces heroic narrative, and casts a shadow over the Gridiron dinner and ongoing hostage return drama.
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Iran
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Right Ores eT and The Double-Header Language Mistakes
An out of town reporter writes a first person driving story under a driving instructor. The piece highlights errors such as phased vs fazed and sight site site usage inclinations plus a misspelling of consensus and redundancy in a front page column.
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