Hit squad doubt and Libyan plot linger in Reagan case
A columnist questions the existence of a Libyan hit squad tied to an assassination plot against President Reagan as authorities review 14 suspects. The Nation reports growing doubts about public evidence while other items note regulatory moves, legal skirmishes, and local concerns.
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Kalona workers retrieve a goat from a property
City employees in Kalona spent part of Thursday afternoon catching and removing a live goat from a private property in an incident reported on page 15A of the Iowa newspaper.
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Zoning Plan Approved for North Corridor in Johnson County
The Johnson County Zoning Commission approved a development plan setting criteria for zoning requests in the 10,000 acre north corridor. The plan advances to the Board of Supervisors in February for final action in Iowa City on page 12A.
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Absence of Malice review praises Newman and Field
A slick well plotted entertaining film about a man misled by a news story. Paul Newman and Sally Field deliver strong performances in a case built on miscommunication and ethical questions about journalism.
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Hawkeyes beat Clemson in Christmas Kettle Classic opener
The University of Iowa basketball team improved to 6-0 with an 80-68 win over previously unbeaten Clemson in the first round of the Christmas Kettle Classic at Houston Sports. Also notes a North Liberty plan to attract a grain alcohol plant by two Johnson County businessmen.
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Sisters Reunite After 80 Years for Christmas
Denver grown sisters Helen Dutcher and Mae Clark will spend Christmas together for the first time in eight decades. Separated in childhood, they reunite with their families now grown, each with five children and many grandchildren.
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Polish martial law braces against growing dissent
Warsaw reports say miners and farmers keep up protests as Solidarity pressure mounts. Soviet military help suspected in Warsaw with censorship of foreign reporters and a citywide travel ban in effect.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It notes subscription options by carrier and mail with weekly and yearly rates and territories, and states AP exclusivity for local news republication.
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Des Moines man to give wife soap opera gown gift
Jim Clingman plans to buy a gown from a soap opera for his wife Sheila. After contacting designer Bonnie Strauss, the gown is available for 300 dollars rather than 450, with delivery from California.
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