State rules on pesticides win House approval amid GOP opposition
Votes from area lawmakers show Tauke and Leach backing a move to allow states to set pesticide standards beyond federal levels as part of FIFRA revision. The 250 154 House vote reflected clash with chemical industry and Reagan aides. Senate rejection of foreign aid cuts and gym funds followed in largely party line tallies.
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Governor Ray’s used Lincoln for sale at bargain price
Des Moines dealers offer the 1981 Lincoln Continental Town Car once driven by Gov. Robert D. Ray for 18 000 miles. The $16 500 listing highlights ample options and excellent maintenance while noting the Ford lease program provides the state a low monthly rate and included maintenance.
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Iowa
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Dear Abby Readers Clash Over Neighbor Silence
Agnes in Culver City laments 25 years of ignored moves and seeks neighborly outreach. The response urges mutual support, dialogue with newcomers, and notes silence breeds separation. The second exchange clarifies meal naming with Dinner, Lunch, and Supper per Webster’s.
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Culver City
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Pasadena
Soviets lag in meat and milk amid shortages warned
The Soviet government reported seven month 1982 output lagging behind the same period in 1981 for meat milk clothing and shoes signaling potential shortages in several cities. Electricity and fuel extraction rose while steel and iron ore output fell and a weak grain harvest looms amid poor growing conditions.
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