Israel withdraws troops from southern Lebanon after border raid
Israel began pulling forces from southern Lebanon after a three day occupation in retaliation for the Misgar Am border attack that killed three Israelis. U N and U S officials described movement and further withdrawals planned in coming days.
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Polio Treated Birmingham? No, polish off.
This chunk mentions polio being whipped 25 years ago and notes a Cedar Rapids man catching prehistoric fish in the Des Moines River, another reeling a 514 pound Pacific Ocean catch, and a Tipton man with rocks in his teeth for each child, with pictures and page references.
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Grassley’s lead melts in GOP battle splits Iowa
The Gazette notes a fading Grassley lead amid ongoing clashes between conservative and moderate wings of the Iowa Republican Party. The piece appears on page 6A with related items on state licensing fees and legislative repeal on page 4A. The Gilberts recount a history of hunger and torture on page 8A.
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Bank robbery arrest of father and daughter in northeast Iowa
A father and his daughter are arrested following a bank robbery in northeast Iowa, according to Page 4A. The report details the arrest and ongoing investigation into the incident.
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Income of American families set to rise by decade end
The article notes that average annual family income in the United States is projected to climb from 14 208 dollars to 16 856 dollars by the end of the decade, reflecting expected economic growth and wage trends.
Break-even point in budgeting terminology
A concise definition noting the shift from balancing the budget to budgeting the balance, highlighting the management mindset change at the break-even moment.
Transit workers end strike after 22 22 deadlock with wage plan
New York officials say bus and subway service will return to full by morning after union Local 100 and TWU board deadlock 22 22 over a 17 percent two year pay package. The walkout began April 1, crippling city traffic and leaving millions dependent on cars and hired buses.
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Iran threatens invasion as border clashes erupt near Iraq
Iran warns of invading Iraq if border hostilities do not stop. Tehran radio reports an eight hour clash between Iraqi artillery and Iran's 81st armored division near Kermanshah, with casualties on the Iranian side. Iran asks the Soviet Union to halt arms supply to Iraq while Khomeini denounces Baghdad.
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Treasury delays mailing three billion in tax refunds
The Treasury will delay about 3 billion dollars in tax refund checks for a few days to assure enough cash in accounts. A spokesman cited conservative cash management amid a seasonally heavy cash drain from sav ings bonds and government securities redemptions. Refunds rise with inflation and total more than 42 billion if the trend continues. final filing deadline is April 15.
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