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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1982

Page

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Reagan visits Des Moines to mend fences with farmers

President Reagan toured Iowa Monday aiming to reassure financially strained farmers who backed him in 1980 but now doubt his farm policy. He spoke at a National Corn Growers session and held closed meetings with Farm Bureau leaders and others amid debate over export expansion and grain set asides.

Reagan Des Moines Iowa Farmers Union Iowa Washington U.S. Agriculture John Block Iowa Farm Bureau Dean Kleckner Kleckner Block Roger Jepsen Marriott Jepsen Republican State Farm Policy Committee

Reagan pledges to honor Soviet grain contracts in Des Moines

President Reagan told about 10 000 at the National Corn Growers Convention in Des Moines that grain pacts must be kept, saying there must be no question about respect for contracts. He expressed hope Poland's situation would improve to lift grain sanctions and restore U S reliability as a supplier. He spoke during a day of Iowa events before heading to Hartford, Connecticut.

Des Moines Reagan Soviet Union Poland Corn Growers Convention Iowa State Center Iowa Farm Bureau Hartford Conn U.S

Reagan Talks Economy During Farm Stop Near State Center

President Reagan spoke to about 40 Iowa farmers at the Eric and Allan Dee farm near State Center in Marshall County. He said signs of an economic recovery are near, predicted lower interest rates, and warned quick recession cures could raise rates again. He answered five questions, mingled with jokes, and toured hog facilities on the 500 acre farm.

Gazette Don Hornstein Reagan Dee State Center Allan Dee Eric Dee Agriculture John Black Iowa Marshall County Eric and Shank Dees Dee Brothers

Doctors say Hinckley should stay confined at St Elizabeths

Medical panel at St Elizabeths Hospital concludes John Hinckley Jr. remains dangerous and mentally ill with grandiose and homicidal ideas centered on Jodie Foster. The 18 page report, submitted to Judge Barrington Parker, supports continued institutionalization pending a court decision.

Washington Post Service Washington St. Elizabeths Hospital John Hinckley Jr Jodie Foster Hinckley Foster St. Elizabeths Reagan U.S. District Court Barrington Parker Parker

Cedar Rapids homeowners protest 23 percent property valuation hike

Cedar Rapids residents express anger not at higher tax bills but at a 23 percent rise in residential property valuations mandated by the Iowa Department of Revenue. City officials say the state requirement drives the spike while the city levy, and thus its share of taxes, declines.

Cedar: Rapids Hal Schaefer Schaefer Iowa Department of Revenue Cedar Rapids Robert McMahan Mike Cox State Department of Revenue the Gazette

Chuckle Humor Note About a Bill Collector

A short cartoon caption shows a bill collector arriving and a witty reply from an office worker. The desk becomes the joke focal point as the scene relies on a brisk business humor moment. The gag style echoes classic newspaper jokes with a playful punchline.

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al Swegilezette Farm Bureau Iowa Republican Farm Policy Committee Ken Sullivan Gegratta Natitinal Judy Daubenmier Mae Moines C.R. Homes Eben Ace Marion
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