Kennedy hints at not running for president in 1984
Reports from The Boston Globe NBC News and CBS News say Senator Edward Kennedy plans to announce he will not seek the 1984 Democratic nomination after Thanksgiving discussions with his children. President Reagan drops plan to move up July tax cut amid Capitol Hill realities. Gandhi film receives favorable world premiere review from Indira Gandhi.
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Boston Globe
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CBS News
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Cape Cod
Nation
Reagan
Congress
Gandhi
India
Indira Gandhi
People
Gambling on MX missiles in Wyoming sparks budget alarm
A 26 billion price tag for the MX missiles slated for Wyoming is viewed as a risky gamble with unknown attack dangers and weak reinforcement proof. Taxpayers face questioning Reagan's proposal amid concerns over vast costs and lack of proven tests. The piece warns of vulnerabilities in concentrated missile sites and uncertain effectiveness. The opinion appears on page 8A.
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Wyoming
Reagan
Coach notes leadership emerging after strong unbeaten run
The coach is satisfied with the unbeaten team's play and sees leadership emerging, signaling growing maturity on the squad. Page 1B covers the sports section analysis and comments on team dynamics.
Killian Store In Cedar Rapids To Be Sold In Bankruptcy
Papers filed in federal bankruptcy court in Cedar Rapids reveal trustee R Fred Dumbaugh seeks authorization to sell the Killian Co property in downtown Cedar Rapids around December 15. The sale is expected to draw a new occupant but may not alter ongoing efforts to attract a tenant.
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Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Iowa
Lowa Illinois
HACAP
East
Killian
Cedar Rapids
R. Fred Dumbaugh
Killian Co
Iowa farm leaders wary of trade war at Geneva talks
Iowa farm leaders expressed caution over a potential trade war with Europe after Geneva discussions. Sen Grassley proposed dumping surplus dairy products on the world market, drawing mixed reactions from U.S. grain growers.
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Iowa
U.S
Geneva
Charles Grassley
Linn awards jail contracts after stormy board session
Linn County supervisors awarded five level jail contracts after a lengthy meeting despite protests over minority business participation. Bowker won mechanical and plumbing bids, E&S Electric took electrical work, and Larson and Unzeitig was named general contractor for a total project cost of 5.83 million dollars plus additional fees and land costs.
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Linn County
Tom Bowker and Son Inc
E&s Electric
Larson and
Unzeitig
Cedar Rapids-Marion
May’s Island
Third Avenue Courthouse
Iowa
Craig Kelinson
Acme Electric
Shay Electric
Gerry Friauf
Kinderknecht Associates
Friauf
Larson
Rinderknecht
Kinderknecht
Jim Graham
Loomis Brothers
Bowker
Jean Oxley
Rinas
Unzeilig
Linn County jail plans keep terrazzo floors and storage
Supervisors vote to include terrazzo flooring for cells and kitchen and a storage shell for future expansion while skipping a computer operated security system and limestone veneer. The dispute over costs and maintenance delays final decisions as architects push terrazzo for durability and easier cleaning.
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Linn County
McConnell
Steveley
Anderson
Jean Oxley
Joe Rinas
Donald Sawyer
Rinas
Ken Schriner
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