Adelman Approved as Arms Control Chief by 57 42 Vote
The Senate confirmed Kenneth Adelman 57 to 42 as director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Reagan called the vote a bipartisan step toward nuclear arms reductions. Adelman, 36, faces scrutiny from critics and pledges to pursue vigorous negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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No Need for Missiles in Cuba Warned by Soviet General
Soviet Maj Gen Yuri Lebedev told AP there is no need to deploy nuclear missiles in Cuba as a response to the U S Euromissile deployment. He said Moscow could expand its intermediate range forces in Europe and denied Cuba as a possible site. The general, a veteran missile commander, spoke during a Foreign Ministry interview on nuclear arms in Europe.
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April 15 Joke Reminds Nation of Uncle Sam's Role
A lighthearted line credits Uncle Sam for the nation’s success each year on April 15, reflecting patriotic humor as a recurring theme in civic culture.
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Duane Arnold 65 Dies of Heart Failure at Mercy Hospital
Duane Arnold chairman and CEO of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. died of apparent heart failure early Thursday at Mercy Hospital. He was 65 and had been hospitalized since Saturday. Arnold served in World War II earning the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He joined IE in 1946 and rose to president in 1961, later becoming chairman of the board.
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Plan to solve care facility problems outlined today
Linn County plans to present a proposal to State Department of Health officials to reform management at Linn County Care Facility. County Supervisor Ken Schriner leads the plan aimed at avoiding fines or citations after investigations of alleged resident abuse. Investigators Norma Walker Sunday Amoren and supervisor Pearl Johnson report findings at 10 30 am.
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Rule on care for infants with defects struck down
A federal judge ruled the Reagan era rule forcing 6,400 hospitals to provide food and medical care to infants born with severe defects invalid. Judge Gerhard Gesell called the rule arbitrary and capricious and unconstitutional for failing to allow public comment. The administration plans to appeal.
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