Iran mulls state of emergency and rationing amid sanctions
Iran's Revolutionary Council weighed an economic state of emergency and belt-tightening measures including rationing consumer goods in response to U.S. sanctions over the hostage crisis. President Bani Sadr urged production and work while Khomeini mocked Carter's moves and called for national unity against “oppression.”
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Iran
U.S
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Carter
Khomeini
Bani Sadr
Tehran
Bani-Sadr
Hassan Habibi
Council
Habibi
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Bani- Sadr
United States
Sadat
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Hussein
Tehran Radio
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Fars
Bushehr
Kharg
Hawkeye Sports Arena bonds go on sale this month
Revenue bonds to fund a major portion of the Hawkeye Sports Arena go on sale this month as Cedar Rapids reports rising costs. The city also faces a potential cutback in road oiling due to a 52 percent price increase ahead of summer programs.
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Hawkeye
Beware of those who fall at your feet
A cryptic line suggests caution toward sycophants and flatterers who may seek advantage by ingratiating behavior. The passage frames this as a warning about manipulation disguised as loyalty.
Nationwide tornado outbreak leaves towns damaged and lives altered
A string of 34 tornadoes across nine states from Texas to Wisconsin killed two and injured at least 75 as homes, a post office, library, and theater were destroyed. In Florissant and Round Rock, multiple houses were wrecked, while a Beaver Dam trailer park suffered severe damage and a 15 month old was found unhurt. A9-year-old drowned in Foss Lake and a hot hailstorm damaged property across Arkansas Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
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Round Rock
Texas
Beaver Dam
Wis
St. Louis
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
North Dakota
Florissant
Foss Lake
Mayflower
Fort Smith
Witcherville
Mansfield
Midland
Reginald Strunk
Michelle
Ann
Cleo Strunk
Reginald
Charlie Blansett
Blue Mountain
Johnson County
Clarksville
Danville
Madison
Pat Hartzheim
Iowa Revenue Dims Ray Budget Outlook in 1980 81 Plans
Iowa faces a steeper funding hurdle as third quarter projections for revenue and supplemental appropriations revise down Gov. Ray's Jan 15 plan. Rankin shows lower balances, farm income tax declines, and a potential shift on indexing. Ray to unveil updated proposals in a joint Legislature session.
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Robert D. Ray
Gerry Rankin
Iowa
Ronald Mosher
Rankin
Mosher
Ray
House
Senate
Terry Branstad
Richard Welden
Rrowa Falls
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