Ray proposes 1 percent cut to trim 42 million in state spending
Gov. Ray outlines a seven point plan including a across the board 1 percent cut, delaying school aid payments and cutting 21.6 million plus 6 million more to districts. The plan aims to avoid a deficit amid mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Demure Ma Ingalls Turns Feminist in Little House
A review notes that Demure Ma Ingalls adopts feminist themes in a Little House on the Prairie episode. The piece highlights a modernized portrait and audience reaction as the pages reference the show on page 9A.
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Index Today's Chuckle
A short humorous line noting that nobody dislikes hard work as much as the person bearing its cost. The quip reflects a playful take on labor and responsibility with a wry twist.
Robbery Ends in Blood Bath At LA Bob's Big Boy
Armed robbers herded 11 people into a meat locker at a La Cienega Boulevard Bob's Big Boy, shot and killed three and wounded six. Victims included a 20-year-old customer and a 23-year-old waitress mother of a four month old. Two gunmen fled with cash and valuables.
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Judges gain back pay and raises for federal courts
The Supreme Court rules Congress and Carter violated the Constitution by withholding raises in 1976 and 1979, granting back pay and raising salaries for federal trial, appeals, and Supreme Court judges. Chief Justice Burger authored the opinion, clarifying compensation protection activates when increases take effect.
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Math error trims Iowa City police pay on Christmas Eve
A miscalculation in 7 percent cost of living raises for 36 officers under the 1980 contract caused about $20 overpayments per officer in Nov 28 paychecks. The error, discovered by the Iowa City Police Patrolmen's Association, will be corrected via adjustments to Dec 24, avoiding a nearly $19,000 potential loss over the contract.
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Iowa City
Scrooge
Iowa City Police Patrolmen’s Association
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