Ford urges Reagan to curb buildup and deficits
Former President Gerald Ford urged the Reagan administration to curb its military buildup and domestic spending and to consider tax increases to reduce deficits. His stance marks an explicit break with the White House line. Iowa Attorney General Miller says he will push laws to move Iowa’s criminal code into the computer age. Iowa lacks a law to punish computer tampering or data theft.
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Gerald Ford
Reagan
Ford
White House
Nation
Iowa
Om Miller
Traveling medicine show tours the United States and Canada
Jane and Konrad Kail biked through Wyoming and Iowa on a cross border trip to promote naturopathic medicine. They report acupuncture, nutritional changes, water and light therapies, and botanical remedies as core treatments.
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United States
Canada
Jane
Konrad Kail
Wyoming
Iowa
East
Nine Iowa Citians named to economic advisory panel
Nine Iowa City residents will join an economic development advisory committee to coordinate business attraction efforts. The group includes members from the city, the local business community, and the University of Iowa as announced last week. Marion story highlights street youth workers at a mission school.
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Iowa
Marion
Los Angeles
United States
White House scrambles as ERA alternative criticism surfaces
Barbara Honegger publicly attacked Reagan’s ERA alternative calling it a sham. The White House ridiculed her then moved to limit political damage as the president ordered acceleration of the project. The Gazette Nation reprints the article on page 10A.
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Barbara Honegger
Reagan
White House
Honegger
Gazette Nation
Iowa road system history marks 70th anniversary
Iowa celebrates 70 years since the State Highway Commission formed uniting county road systems. The note appears on page 15A, State. Meanwhile residents writing Gov Branstad oppose another legislative session this year amid forecasts of a potential $75 million shortfall in the current fiscal year, noted on page 18A, Political Notes.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Transportation
State Highway Commission
Terry Branstad
Rodin’s Gates of Hell touring Minneapolis exhibit
The Gates of Hell, a monumental eight ton bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin, rises about 21 feet and displays dark, overpowering presence with intricate detailing. The work, featured in Arts-Leisure page 1B, draws strong attention for its scale and craftsmanship.
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Gates of
Hell
Minneapolis
Auguste Rodin
Arts-Leisure
Back-to-School Head Lice Watch in Linn County
As students return to class lin county sees a rise in head lice cases with health officials noting year round concerns. Health page 2C discusses detection containment and prevention measures for families schools and clinics.
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Linn County
New senior housing complex to open in Alburnett
An Alburnett housing complex for senior citizens will be unveiled today at an open house. The developer says the value goes beyond aesthetics and notes it benefits single residents who can look after one another. Growing Older page 6C.
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Alburnett
Moon linked group pumps millions into Latin America
The Unification Church affiliated Causa International and Causa USA invest heavily across the Americas with seminars and media buys. Led by Bo Hi Pak and Warren Richardson, the operation targets decision makers and journalists amid protests from Catholic leaders and political controversy surrounding Moon.
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Washington Post
Washington
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Causa
United States
Central
South America
Causa International
Causa USA
Bo Hi Pak
Moon
Warren Richardson
Liberty Lobby
Reagan
Richardson
Department of Health and Human Services
Uruguay
Paraguay
Guatemala
Catholic Church
Honduras
Pak
Salvadoran rebels reject entering El Salvador elections
Salvadoran rebels and their political arm reject participation in the upcoming El Salvador elections and question U S commitment to a negotiated peace. Two rebel negotiators say a cease fire is unlikely and voices of skepticism rise as Richard Stone prepares to visit Central America for talks.
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Los Angeles Times
Panama City
Panama
U.S
Richard Stone
el Salvador
Stone
Washington
Central America
United States
Mario Aguinada
Guillermo Ungo
Ungo and
Aguinada
The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company published daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier weekly mail morning editions and Sunday seven issues and extended terms. US territories rates apply. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Barry strengthens may reach hurricane force
Tropical Storm Barry intensifies over the Gulf of Mexico with winds near hurricane strength. A hurricane watch and warnings span from Port Mansfield to Brownsville as evacuations of tourists and residents begin in Padre Island, Port Aransas, South Padre Island, and Port Isabel. The storm is forecast to make landfall along a stretch of the Texas coast Sunday with heavy rain and 3 to 5 foot tides.
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Texas
Port Mansfield
Brownsville
Barry
Gulf of Mexico
National Weather Service
Hal Gerrish
National Hurricane Center
Coral Gables
Fla
Air Force
Port O’connor
Weather Service
Allen
Padre Island
Garland River
Corpus
Riner
Hurricane Center
Port Aransas
Mustang Island
Port Isabel
South Padre Island
Civil Defense
Bob Harris
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Rickover
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Brazil
Association For the Promotion of Honduras
APROH
Gustavo Alvarez Martinez
South Korea
Irvington
N.Y
Nixon
Congress
CIA
Ungo
Ruben Zamora
Mario Lopez
Comandante Venancio
Grates
2Nd Ave
Ratcliff
cRateliffs
Mt. Vernon Rd
Vernon Village Shopping Center
Mon
E.E. Reno
Hair Express
Center Point Rd
Pie
Rediken
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