Lowans Calculate Impact Of Reagan Tax Proposals
Volunteers from McGladrey Hendrickson & Pullen ran a tax impact exercise at the Federal Building with 46 Cedar Rapids area taxpayers. They compared 1984 taxes to Reagan plan projections, noting a potential $900 household saving and plan for Grassley to study changes next month.
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Dale Kueter
Azette Stanet
Reagan
Uncle Sam
McGladrey Hendrickson & Pullen
Cedar Rapids Area
U.S
Charles Grassley
Grassley
Senate Finance Committee
Iowa wins round in suit over farm disaster aid
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that federal courts have jurisdiction to hear Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller’s suit against U S Agriculture Secretary John Block over his refusal to implement three farm disaster programs. Iowa can pursue the case on behalf of six individual farmers.
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Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
U.S. Agriculture
John Block
Iowa
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Tom Miller
Miller
Block
U.S District Court At
Black
William Stuart
Federal District Court
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Bill Roach
8Th Circuit
Roach
Attorney General’s Office
Botha Defies One Man One Vote in South Africa
President Pieter Botha rejected full voting rights for blacks and warned militants not to mistake his restraint for weakness. He pressed the need to maintain minority rule while hinting reforms on influx control, denying Mandela's release and citing ongoing curfews as riots persist.
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Gazette Wire Services
Durban
South Africa
Pieter W. Botha
Botha
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
Mandela
Boy
Johannesburg
Cape
National Party
U. S. Africa
Reagan welcomes Botha speech but privately expresses disappointment
In Washington the Reagan administration hailed South Africa leader Botha's remarks on apartheid as an important statement yet privately lamented the lack of signals toward ending apartheid or emergency rule. Officials, speaking on condition, said the speech strengthens sanctions arguments but does not offer political reform.
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Washington
Reagan
Pieter W. Botha
U.S
Santa Barbara
Calif
Congress
South Africa
Botha
White House
United
Seat belt use could have saved thousands in 1983
An analysis by the Highway Users Federation of 1983 data suggests mandatory seat belt laws across all states could have prevented over 8,000 traffic deaths and about 320,000 injuries. The study estimates $5.4 billion in medical costs, insurance, and legal expenses could have been saved.
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Highway Users Federation
Iowa panel urges seat belt and helmet law
A state task force studying long term care urges mandatory seat belts in cars and helmets for motorcycle riders. The report notes many brain injuries and related care could be prevented and calls for a governor ordered long term care commission to coordinate agencies. The panel’s draft is due Nov. 1 with a public hearing already held.
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Judy Daubenmier Sazelle
Des Moines
ES Moines
Branstad
Iowa
Iowa Department of Transportation
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