Reagan and Galtieri Talk Peace Amid Falklands Tension
President Reagan urged Argentina's Leopoldo Galtieri to show flexibility to avoid a regional war over the Falklands. Haig arrived in Buenos Aires as tensions rose and Argentine naval forces reportedly departed port. Both leaders stressed a peaceful settlement while U S officials noted no discussion of intelligence-sharing or Soviet contacts.
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Gasohol tax hike OK'd to phase out exemption
The Iowa House approved a 2 cent gasohol tax increase this year as the first step to end the fuel’s exemption by 1986. The 73-22 vote drew warnings that the move could hurt the ethanol industry, while supporters argued it funds road repairs and tightens subsidies. The measure aims for Senate acceptance as a compromise amid ongoing road funding debates.
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Care center wedding blooms with double ring vows
William Edward Pasler 79 and Bernice Iola Fuller 75 wed in a simple double ring ceremony at Beverly Manor Belle Plaine before more than 100 guests. The couple, nervous yet joyful, were the first to marry at the care center as Rev. Alvan Hearing officiated and a soloist sang You Light Up My Life. The event ended with a two tier cake as they shared a smile and held hands.
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Iowa court reorganization bill falters in House panel
A House Appropriations Committee vote stalled a Senate-passed plan to reform Iowa courts. The six to not enough vote keeps the measure from floor debate, despite statements it is not yet dead. Supporters blame Democrats while officials vow to continue pressuring for passage.
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Bridge Collapse Kills 12 in East Chicago Highway Span
A partially completed East Chicago bridge collapsed Thursday, killing at least 12 people and injuring more than 20. The 450-foot steel and concrete span fell about 50 feet to the ground, authorities said.
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A Little Girl Describes Nervousness In a Hurry Start
A young girl explains she feels in a hurry all over yet cannot begin. The quote captures the anxious hesitation that delays everyday tasks and resembles common nervousness seen in children.
Unfinished bridge collapse kills 12 workers in Indiana
An unfinished highway bridge collapsed during concrete work near the Inland Steel plant in East Chicago Indiana killing 12 workers and wounding at least 20. Authorities fear additional victims remain among the debris as search efforts resume.
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Reagan aides declare recession now very steep and deep
Treasury Secretary Regan called the economy dead in the water as industrial output fell 0.3 percent in March, with home goods down 1.7 percent. He said recovery would be delayed until summer amid a broad, worsening downturn. New York executives projected a slow, weak rebound.
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