Supreme Court actions span draft registration and libel trial
The Supreme Court agreed to hear reinstating a permanent requirement that young men prove draft registration for federal student aid eligibility and cleared the way for the imprisonment of former Sen. Harrison Williams and a defamation trial over a 1977 Detroit prostitution program.
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Counties Yet To Apply For Land Use Grants
Eight Iowa counties including Buchanan and Jackson have not applied for $1,000 grants to survey land use. Several counties say they will not comply with a state law requiring a land use inventory and comparison with the 1960 uses. Farm page 8C.
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Severe storms sweep Gulf Coast to Pacific coast
A new round of severe thunderstorms struck the Gulf Coast while a large storm formed over the Pacific threatening northern California. Rain and snow coated roads from the Rockies to Rhode Island, creating hazardous driving conditions and icy, slushy surfaces on Monday.
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Lips Take The Spotlight In Beautiful Lips List
British prime minister Thatcher and first lady Nancy Reagan top a list of 12 impressive lips created by Blistex. The panel noted Thatcher's reserve and Reagans sealed lips, with other entries spanning figures from Paul Volcker to Eddie Murphy and stars like Jennifer Beals and Tom Cruise.
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United Way auctions Pac Man arcade gear to aid agencies
United Way of East Central Iowa offers bid on 15 donated Pac Man and other arcade games to raise funds for 23 community agencies and the American Cancer Society. Sealed bids due by Dec 16 with viewings at United Way office 712 Third Ave SE.
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Procter & Gamble wins ruling on punitive damages appeal
The 8th Circuit exonerated P G and upheld a $300000 award for the Kehm family over Rely tampon linked toxic shock. The Kehm attorney alleges new evidence contradicts testimony used in court and could affect punitive damages. Patricia Kehm died Sept 6 1980 after using Rely tampons.
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Correction on Porter error at Mount Mercy show
The Gazette corrects a previous misnaming of Gregg H. Porter of the Melted Wax Museum comedy troupe. Porter will perform at Mount Mercy College on Saturday as part of the troupe's upcoming engagement.
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