Argentina Rejects U S Peace Plan On Falklands Crisis
Argentina rejected a peace proposal by Haig for joint Falklands administration and told him not to return to Buenos Aires as Britain pressed a naval push toward the islands. Haig flew to Washington to brief Reagan amid intense diplomacy and new ideas for averting war.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Iowa Parimutuel Bill Mixes Debate and Timing
Iowa Senate debates a parimutuel betting bill as it moves to unfinished business with Kinley backing the measure. Pro racing supporters press for action while Hultman limits debate time amid calls for a state racing commission and track development rules across Iowa.
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Marshalltown
Sue Yeager
Rottumwa
Kinley
Bass van Gilst
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Lura
Gasoline spill near Decorah trash fire averted disaster
About 100 gallons leaked from an Acme Transport Co truck at Don's Skelly Station in Decorah. The fuel flowed into an alley toward a burning trash barrel behind Haugen's Dodge as firefighters arrived. A Dodge employee fought the blaze with a garden hose. crews sprayed the spill to prevent a major blaze.
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Obituary for Gazette Sportswriter Jack Ogden at 58
John D. Jack Ogden, 58, a Gazette sportswriter and longtime Eastern Iowa sports figure, died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. Born July 30, 1923, he joined The Gazette in 1947 and rose to executive sports editor and senior writer. Survivors include Jean his wife two daughters a son a sister a brother and a grandchild. Services pending.
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Jack” Ogden
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Bergenfield
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Waterloo
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Memphis
Park user fees dead for year
The Iowa House Ways and Means Committee defeated a proposal to charge an annual park usage fee of 10 dollars, killing the measure for the year. Rep. Darrell Hanson said the bill would have raised about 1.2 million dollars for park maintenance and soil conservation, but faced opposition over waste concerns and exemptions for groups and disabled people.
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I Could Have Had a V-8 Bumper Sticker on Car
A small foreign car laboring up Pike's Peak displays the bumper sticker I could have had a V-8. The image captures the humorous contrast between fuel efficiency and power, highlighting a roadside scene with a compact vehicle climbing a steep incline.
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Unemployment rises in most states amid ongoing recession
The Labor Department reports unemployment increased in 46 states from February 1981 to February 1982 with Michigan at 16.1 percent the highest. Delaware New Mexico South Dakota and North Dakota saw declines. Wyoming and Oklahoma held the lowest at 4.8 percent as the South again showed the most rate hikes.
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