Contras aid probe urged by Harkin over questioned funds
U.S. Senator Tom Harkin calls for a congressional inquiry into about 7 million dollars of humanitarian aid to the Nicaraguan opposition. He doubts the GAO’s ability to trace all transactions and cautions against partisan aims while stressing need for real evidence of any misused or diverted funds. He urges a sober, thorough probe to avoid conning the public on Nicaragua.
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U.S
Congress
Tom Harkin
Congressional
Iowa
General Accounting Office
GAO
Harkin
Washington
Athletes in exile over 24 player rosters in baseball
The piece argues major league teams shrink to 24 players per club, down from 25, stirring concern among managers and players. It highlights veteran losses, payroll limits, and the struggle to balance pitching and depth, predicting 24 may become standard and 23 possible.
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Chicago Cubs
Debate over high horsepower boats on Lake Macbride
Letter writers urge caution as Iowa lawmakers consider allowing motors over 10 horsepower on Lake Macbride. They warn of safety risks on the narrow lake and potential harm to sailing clubs and outdoor recreation in Iowa.
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Lake Macbride
Monster Motors
Iowa
Lake
Macbride
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Civil Service Sets Firefighter Education Standards
The Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission has established educational standards for city firefighters. The piece notes the police chief favors higher degrees for advancement, while critics cite a long use of informal networks for promotions.
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Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission
Cedar Rapids
Richard Daley
The
Civil Service Commission
Cortez Candidacy Celebrated For Senate Bid
Democratic candidate Juan Cortez of your city runs for Senate under Lyndon H. LaRouche policies. Supporters praise Ameri can patriotism strong defense and policies for economic recovery and global development.
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Juan Cortez
Senate
Lyndon H. LaRouche
Waldheim life of lies tests Austria and the world
William Safire argues Kurt Waldheim concealed a Nazi past for decades while seeking Austria’s leadership. He questions Western assurances, Jewish responses, and the potential impact on Vienna and European memory as Austria votes amid fears of anti Semitism and a global reaction.
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Waldheim
Life of
Lies
Austria
Kurt Waldheim
Firefighters Thank Supporters of Newhall Department
The Newhall Fire Department extends thanks to individuals and organizations for support. Special appreciation goes to Chief Buelow and the former fire chief for service to the department and community. The note praises training, equipment, and ideas while urging support over criticism to protect lives and property.
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Newhall
Buelow
Funeral procession respect urged to curb dangers and thefts
Funeral directors call for community awareness after a decedent's home was burglarized during an out of state death. They urge families to take crime prevention steps and remind drivers to yield and honor procession, noting safety and respect concerns.
Iowans thank Cox Cable for broadcasting LDS General Conference
A letter praises Cox Cable for airing the April 5 and 6 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It notes Ezra Taft Benson was sustained as prophet and mentions his Ames education. The writer also commends Cox Cable’s cooperation and expresses future collaboration.
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Cox Cable
General Conference of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Ames
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