Travel ban on Cuba tightens restrictions by Reagan admin
The Reagan administration moves to bar most travel to Cuba and cut currency flow, citing a Communist regime accused of violence in Central America. A separate note lists Sally Ride and Guion Bluford as notable space program milestones, and a salon group names top coiffed women for 1982 including Nancy Reagan Olivia Newton-John and Morgan Fairchild.
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Prince Andrew Leads Invincible Mission to Falklands
Opinion notes a possible Falklands film with Prince Andrew aboard Invincible to rescue 1,800 subjects from an Argentine junta. The piece mocks the scenario as box office material and adds 600,000 sheep as an ironic rural backdrop.
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Durance
Sam Goldwyn
Medical costs of war warning from Dr. Bedell
Dr. George Bedell of the University of Iowa College of Medicine warns that even a limited nuclear war would destroy life and civilization. He cites his Physicians for Social Responsibility group and calls for a nuclear arms freeze.
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George Bedell
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Bedell
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Mondale Says Arts Are The Answer At Iowa Event
Joan Mondale spoke at the fifth annual Iowa women's day at the University of Iowa and said art is becoming mainstream and part of the answer in troubled times. She also attended a reception at Dows Fine Arts Center on the Coe College campus.
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Joan Mondale
University of Iowa
Birthday melee leads to arrests in Bever Avenue party
Four adults and one juvenile were arrested after a Sunday evening melee at a birthday party in the 1800 block of Bever Avenue SE. Authorities described a chaotic scene with multiple participants and ensuing arrests.
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Metro
Miss Fremont keeps crown in basement pageant
Lianne Vieth of Fremont 21 will compete in the Miss Nebraska pageant after local organizers persuaded her to represent Dodge County. The April 4 prelim was held in a basement room and closed to contestants and families. the local Jaycees withdrew support earlier over scheduling.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Clothing store burglaries widen Midwest arc in 1978
Manchester police report St. Claire & Teske in Manchester lost suits, jackets, socks and pants valued around 20 000 over the weekend in a break after closing Saturday and before 8 20 a.m. Monday. The DCI ties the case to 25 to 30 similar heists since 1978 across Iowa and neighboring states.
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Midwest
St. Claire & Teske Clothing
Mike Nall
Roger Stephens
Division of Criminal Investigation
Iowa
Waterloo man charged with kidnapping to face April hearing
A 26 year old Waterloo man accused of abducting an Oelwein girl at gunpoint Sunday night is scheduled for a preliminary hearing April 28 on a first degree kidnapping charge.
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Oelwein
Iowa News
Salazar wins Boston Marathon with record time
Alberto Salazar defeats Dick Beardsley in the 86th Boston Marathon with a dominant final mile finishing kick. He shatters Toshihiko Seko’s year-old course record, finishing in 2 hours 8 minutes 51 seconds.
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Dick Beardsley
Salazar
Toshihiko Seko
Boston
U.S. oil demand falls to 1969 first-quarter low
The American Petroleum Institute reports U S oil demand dropped 8.3 percent in the first quarter to 15.6 million barrels per day, the lowest since 1969. The data are cited on page 50 under Money.
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U.S
American Petroleum Institute
Farmers learn stress management tools for anger
Dr. Richard Boyum notes farmers are just recognizing the need to add stress management to their toolkit. His role is to teach creative ways to handle anger and reduce farm stress.
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Boyum
Farm News
Fitzgerald pledges $100 million housing plan for Iowa
Gubernatorial hopeful Jerry Fitzgerald proposes state action as discount agent to cut mortgage rates for low and middle income buyers. He calls for tax exempt and taxable bond financing totalling $100 million to fuel 2,000 house builds and create jobs, aided by state credits and pension fund investment.
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Jerry Fitzgerald
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Fitzgerald
IBEW
Cedar Rapids
Phil Kraft
Iowa State Building and Construction Trades Council
Federal Reserve Board
Iowa Housing Finance Authority
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Housing Authority
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Iowa Federation of Labor
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Waubeek tavern license at risk over building code issues
Linn County Supervisors will decide May 3 whether to revoke Tim Kula’s Waubeek tavern F B and Company license amid cited code violations. A Monday public hearing noted homemade wood stove use, unsafe wiring, improper restrooms, and living-quarters hazards above the bar. Kula admitted past corrections but lacks funds to finish upgrades.
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Elmer Leonard
Waubeek Tavern
Leonard
Health Department
Gary Snell
Bob Johnson
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