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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1986

Page

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Iowa Weather Turns Warmer With Afternoon Thunder Possibility

Partly sunny today with a chance of thundershowers and highs in the 80s. Tonight lows stay in the 60s. Partly cloudy and warm Monday. See page 11A.

Critics say trip furthers U.S. intervention

A Gazette report notes critics argue an Iowa National Guard medical unit’s trip to Honduras advances U.S. intervention amid a historic look at Vietnam era patriotism and anti-communism in policy, as 38 guardsmen depart for Central America.

Trip U.S Gazette Rick Smith Paul Jensen Iowa National Guard Honduras Uraala Pennsylvania Vietnam America Central America 209Th Medical Clearing Co Lowa City

Two Cedar Rapids Residents Hurt by Shotgun Fire

Two Cedar Rapids residents were seriously injured by a single shotgun blast in separate 1 to 2 p.m. incidents. A neighbor and the wife of another were charged with attempted murder. the boy shooter was held at the county Juvenile Detention Center.

Cedar Rapids Kelly Smith Oklahoma Ave. SW University Hospitals Iowa City Charles Martin 15Th Ave Mercy Hospital Lorena Nadine Linn County Smith Brian Urbanek Oklahoma Ave Urbanek Pamela

Broad tax code changes pass conference committee

The conference panel approved sweeping tax revisions in a voice vote, cutting top individual rates to 28 percent and 15 percent, curtailing popular deductions like IRAs and state taxes, while offering an average 6.1 percent tax cut. Six million low income filers would no longer owe federal income tax, as personal exemptions and the standard deduction rise. Corporate rates drop but many breaks end, costing businesses about 120 billion dollars over six years.

Washington Post Washington Congressional Conference Committee On Danny Senate Finance Committee Bob Packwood R-Ore House Ways and Means Committee Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Treasury James A. Baker III Reagan Baker

Nuclear Plant Safety Gear Flawed Before Licensing

New Jersey Hope Creek plant built and licensed to operate with a safety system designed backward. Regulators and PSE&G officials say the flaw could hinder containment in an accident. plant shut Aug 8 to repair before resuming. Carl Abraham of the NRC notes no accident occurred.

New York Times NEW York New Jersey Carl Abraham Nuclear Regulatory Commission Abraham Hope Creek Lower Alloways Township Public Service Electric Arid Gas Co Lisa Salamon

Oelwein Picnic Brings CGW Veterans Together Again

About 400 railroaders and family members gathered Saturday at Oelwein City Park for the Chicago Great Western Homecoming 86 Picnic as part of Railroad Days. Attendees from Iowa and many states shared recollections, photos, and old work stories with former CGW engineers, brakemen, conductors, and machinists.

Cindy Kranz Iowa Oelwein Chicago Great Western Carmen Florida Texas Minnesota Colorado Kansas Illinois Wisconsin Missouri South Dakota Arizona

Reagan denounces defense bill aiding Soviets vows veto

President Reagan accused the House of giving Moscow a victory on nuclear weapons and pledged to veto the bill as a reckless assault on U S defense and arms control policy. He warned it would become a major issue in the 1986 elections and said Soviet negotiators would be mystified by U S legislators’ moves.

Washington Reagan House Moscow United States U.S

Supply and demand? Free advice overload in today’s chuckle

A humorous quip notes the abundance of free guidance while poking fun at economic tradeoffs. The joke implies that despite supply and demand theories, abundant gratis tips flood the market. It refrains from naming people or places, keeping the tone light and timeless.

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