Kaul Nomination and Local Legal Trials Highlight Iowa Page 2A
Columnist Donald Kaul is nominated for the Iowa Award for his work on national relief efforts. A former police dispatcher and husband face trial in Cedar Rapids in a murder for hire case. The Warriors acquire Ralph Sampson in a late four player deal. Arizona tops Iowa Saturday to drop them from the NCAA race. Seahawks defeat Broncos 28-21 ending a four game win streak. UNI exits the Division I-AA title chase. coach Mudra takes the blame.
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Harry Hopkins
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Federal Emergency Relief Agency
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Golden State Warriors
Ralph Sampson
Warriors
Today’s Chuckle President Parodies White House Image
A lighthearted quip mocks a leader as a White House sleeper who acts like a knight and uses whitewash to gloss over flaws. The joke plays on bold self image and perceived political performativity without targeting any real person directly.
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White House
Ex-Nicaraguan Officer Says Soviets Arm Nicaragua
Former Nicaraguan army major Roger Miranda Bengoechea defected to the United States and told U S officials that the Soviet Union plans large weapons shipments to Nicaragua despite regional arms limits. He alleged Cuban and Soviet backing for Salvadoran guerrillas and outlined five year military plans.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Nicaragua
Roger Miranda Bengoechea
Humberto Ortega Saavedra
Cuba
Miranda
State Department
Managua
Ortega
Honduras
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Woman and Swede top list for U of I presidency
Frances Horowitz and Nils Hasselmo head the search for the University of Iowa president to succeed James O. Freedman. Horowitz is a Kansas official and Hasselmo an Arizona administrator. Regents may interview more candidates, possibly including interim president Remington. Horowitz was born May 5, 1932 and has Iowa City ties as a former student and resident.
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Kola
Sweden
U of I
Horowitz
University of Kansas
Hasselmo
University of Arizona
Iowa City
Hasselma
Sam Becker
Regents
Des Moines
U of
Richard Remington
Frances Degen Horowitz
Iowa
Shultz shifts stance on ABM treaty SDI testing limits
Secretary of State George Shultz said the Reagan administration would seek congressional approval for SDI tests on a case by case basis rather than pushing a broad interpretation of the 1972 ABM treaty. He did not specify test plans or whether they fit the narrow treaty reading.
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New York Times
Oslo
Norway
George Shultz
Congress
Shultz
Copenhagen
Soviet Union
Reagan
State Department
Midwest farmers cut tobacco use since 1964 survey finds
The Farm Research Institute reports Illinois and Indiana farmers dropped tobacco use from 42 percent in 1964 to 16.2 percent in 1987. Nationwide smoking fell from 40.3 to 30.4 percent by 1985. Farmers’ outdoor work and conservative habits cited as factors.
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Farm Research Institute
Illinois
Indiana
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American Lung Association
Sharon Jaycox
Washington
Sandage
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Tammy Bakker
Boring Institute
Tom Davis
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