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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1986

Page

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Iowa Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Rain Chance

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies today with a good chance of rain and a high near 60. Tonight will be cloudy with lows around 30 to 35. See page 11A.

Stockman says Reagan uninformed over taxes and deficits

In excerpts from The Triumph of Politics Stockman condemns Reagan as uninformed on tax policy and budgets. He singles out Meese Deaver Nofziger and Regan as ill suited aides and admits his own role in deficit growth while criticizing the administration for resisting tax increases. Excerpts released by Newsweek preview the book.

Gazette Wire Services Washington Reagan David Stockman Stockman White House Edwin Meese Michael Deaver Lyn Nofziger California Newsweek

Writing skills decline across American youths say NAEP survey

A federal study and 1984 NAEP findings show 17 year olds scoring poorly in writing with 62 to 80 percent unsatisfactory across writing types while 9 and 13 year olds also tested. Despite more emphasis on writing, proficiency levels only approached 1974 levels, investigators warn.

Baltimore Education Writers National Assessment of Educational Progress Congress NAEP Princeton N.J

Libya says army camps evacuated amid foreign worker housing move

Col. Muammar Khadafy announced the Libyan army left camps identified by the United States and ordered foreign firms to house their workers there. He said the camps would be handed to oil and petrochemical concerns to house expatriate staff, with about 800 to 1,000 Americans affected. Details on which bases closed and numbers were to follow.

New York Times Tripoli Libya Muammar Khadafy United States United Press International

Affidavit cites LaRouche group alleged fraud nationwide

A federal prosecutor’s affidavit in Boston says LaRouche affiliated groups allegedly defrauded hundreds nationwide via credit card charges totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The 18 month grand jury probe overlaps with FBI, FEC, IRS, and Secret Service inquiries.

LaRouche Groups Washington Lyndon LaRouche Boston LaRouche FBI Federal Election Commission

Population doubling in 30 years warns of scarce land

A warning envisions U.S. population doubling in three decades leaving only the investor’s purchased lot unoccupied. The piece notes potential overpopulation and land scarcity with a cautious, speculative tone.

U.S

Kellogg Plant Ends Public Tours After 80 Years

Kellogg Co ends public tours at its Battle Creek plant citing rival spying. Joseph Stewart says engineers from a foreign competitor toured 20 times before starting a rival operation while Paul Siebert of Plymouth calls the move a loss of openness. Public view ends after 6.5 million visitors over decades.

New York Times Battle Creek Mich Coca-Cola Kellogg Co Joseph Stewart Paul Siebert Plymouth Kellogg

Troubled youths play ball on C R police team

A police department in Central Region fields a team of troubled youths for a community baseball program. The aims are to steer youths away from crime through sport and build positive relations with local residents.

C.R. Police

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