Reagan seeks freeze on nursing student aid amid hospital shortages
The Reagan administration proposes no new nursing student aid and aims to freeze training funds as 80 percent of U S hospitals report nurse shortages likely to persist into the 21st century. The report cites turnover, salaries, and uneven distribution, with 1979-80 graduations down and future supply projected to lag demand.
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UPI
Reagan
Congress
Health and Human Services Department
Horse Rescued From Icy Green Harbor River in Marshfield
Firefighter Clifford Woodard helps an 11 year old horse named Lightning after it ventured onto thin ice near Green Harbor River in Marshfield Massachusetts. The horse was stranded on the ice before being assisted to safety.
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Clifford Woodard
Green Harbor River
Marshfield
Mass
Lightning
Washington Week in Review: Reagan Plans and Capitol Action
A busy Washington week features President Reagan meeting Jewish leaders then touring Chicago, Senate back to debate coverage of its proceedings, and a White House push to spur private sector initiative amid budget cuts. Other items include Easter Egg Roll at the White House, M1 money supply concerns, small business seminars, and hearings on security aid for 1983.
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Savings, Pensions and Investment Policy Subcommittee
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Reagan Tops Trust Poll While Haig Follows In Least Trusted
United States readers of People magazine crown President Ronald Reagan as the most trusted political figure for 1982 and place Secretary of State Alexander Haig second in the least trusted category. The survey also covers celebrity desirability, marriage outlooks, and media figures, noting Reagan's broad lead with 29 percent in the most trusted Poll and Haig at 14 percent in least trusted. Other findings include Nancy Reagan perceived as fancy by half, Jaclyn Smith named best looking woman, and Dan Rather labeled most trustworthy TV newscaster.
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Prince Charles
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Alda
Henry Fonda
Katharine Hepburn
GOP Eyes Dallas as 1984 Republican Convention Site
President Reagan backs Dallas for the August 1984 Republican National Convention. GOP officials, led by Richard Richards, plan site talks in Dallas to seek early approval, with a June ratification by the RNC. The article notes ERA ratification and private funding questions as possible hurdles.
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National Organization For Women
Foreclosure Notice in Linn County Iowa Case 1634 Grande Ave
The Bank of Darapids and Linn County Iowa serve Michael P Hogan and Mary T Hogan with a petition for judgment in rem against real estate at 1634 Grande Avenue SE Cedar Rapids described as Lot 5 Block Grande Avenue Place. The plaintiff seeks $29,452.19 plus interest from Feb 1 1982 at 8.5 percent, costs, and future deficiencies with default judgment if no answer by May 18 1982.
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Segerapids
Iowa
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Plaintiff
Huttleworth and Ingersoll
Buena Vista College Offers Aid Program For Seniors
Buena Vista College will run an eight week night program starting April 6 for high school seniors near Storm Lake. The aim is to keep Social Security benefits for students not full time as of May 1 while earning transferable general education credits. The program serves a 60 mile radius including centers in Spencer and Council Bluffs.
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Buena Vista College
Kent McElvania
Buena Vista
McElvania
Spencer
Council Bluffs
City of Cedar Rapids adopts ordinance amending code provisions
The Cedar Rapids City Council approves Ordinance 21-82 to modify subsections b and c and enact new provisions. Violations carry up to 100 dollars fine or 30 days in jail with each day constituting a separate offense. Ordinance becomes part of the Municipal Code upon publication. Introduced March 24 1987 by Mayor Donald J. Canney. attested by City Clerk.
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Notice of in rem foreclosure petition in Linn County Iowa
The petition seeks a judgment in rem against real estate Lot 126 Cedar Hills Hilltop Unit II Cedar Rapids known as Bridge Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Iowa. The plaintiff claims a mortgage loan balance of 49 464 plus interest from 1982 at 11.5 percent and costs including attorneys fees. defendants Mark Alle Ralph Kim Ralph Michel Mall Mary Kay Hall are named but no personal judgment is sought. The case requires an answer by May 18 1982 in the Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa. failure to respond may result in default and foreclosure.
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Kim Ralph
Michel Mall
Mary Kay Hall
See Bank
Odea Financ Mpany
TAL Thrift Loans
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Hills Hilltop Unit II
Cedar East
Gem
Bridge Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Plaintiff
Pitorneys Loworth
Mortiven Bted Mortgage Corporation
Knorkss Ralph
Kim M. Ralph
Mariance
Kevin
Collins
Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Seaiane! Bank
Sheriff's Sale Notice from Linn County Iowa
Special Execution directs sale of real estate in Linn County to satisfy judgment of Federal National Mortgage Association against Greg A Abernathy. Property Lot 4 Block 56 O N Hulls Sixth Addition Cedar Rapids. Sale set for April 26 1982 at 9 30 A M in front of the Court House door. Court records list attorney Leland Schoon Sheriff of Linn County.
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Linn County
Iowa
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Greg A. Abernathy
Bs PA
O.N. Hull
Cedar Rapids
Court House
Public notice of charity tax return availability in Cedar Rapids
The Annual Report IRS Form 990AR for the Wasta Charitable Trust will be available at 3814 Indiandale Circle SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52403 for inspection by any citizen who requests it within 180 days of this notice during normal business hours. Principal Manager is Erwin J Waste Foundation Manager.
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Wasta Charitable Trust
Indiandale Circle SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nork
Principa
Erwin J. Waste
Erwin J. Waste Foundation
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