Harkin and Nagle push different routes on arms control
In Washington, Senator Tom Harkin and Representative Dave Nagle both aim to slow the arms race. Harkin backs a ban on space weapons and a treaty to keep space free of arms, while Nagle seeks to block low in spirits trajectory missiles unless the Soviets test similarly. The aim is deterrence preservation and delaying a rapid first strike by any side.
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GED Math Word Problems Practice in Gazette Lesson No 9
The page presents four math word problems from a GED prep series. It covers overtime pay calculations, weekly hours addition, annual income from commissions, and ARM interest rate logic with a brief passage on color reflection explaining how objects appear colored.
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Harkin Hatfield Bill Seeks ban on Star Wars first stage
Senator Harkin predicts swift trouble for the Harkin Hatfield measure as it would forbid deployment of the Star Wars first stage with 300 battle stations and 3,000 interceptors by the late 1990s. He argues Soviets would retaliate in space, leaving the U S no safer in two decades.
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Harkin
Color and light in glasses and scene lighting
A mixed set of science items on light behavior and color in transparent objects, plus GED style questions on optics, writing corrections, map interpretation, and study guidance. Notable items discuss glass color, primary light colors, and how objects appear under different lighting.
Fire started by pupil at Roosevelt Elementary
In Waterloo a second grader using matches caused a fire in the cloakroom of a first-floor Roosevelt Elementary classroom. The blaze sent 360 students outside and hospitalized teacher Josephine Navarro for burns to her hands. she was treated and released. No other injuries were reported.
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Top ROTC students honored at state ceremony
Gov. Terry Branstad will award nine top ROTC students from state colleges at Statehouse ceremonies next Wednesday. Recipients include Joseph B Herold Iowa State University Air Force ROTC, Frank Diedrock Iowa State University Army ROTC, Thomas J. Selinger Drake University Army ROTC, John T. Brennan Iowa State University Navy ROTC, Scott D. Livermore University of Iowa Air Force ROTC, David Williamson University of Iowa Army ROTC, Teresa Kroenecke University of Northern Iowa Army ROTC, Timothy Stoltz University of Dubuque Army ROTC, and Lee Johannsen Drake University Army ROTC.
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University of Dubuque
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