Widow saves killer from death penalty in Gretna
A man once condemned to die for murder was resentenced to life in prison in Gretna Louisiana after the victim’s wife could not testify for a third jury. The change makes him eligible for parole in 15 years.
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OPEC Divides Over Path to Price Hold Pact
OPEC ministers from the 13 nations remain split in Vienna on how to meet their price target despite an agreement to hold oil prices. In other news, Anne Gorsuch will unveil a list of the 400 worst toxic waste dumps slated for Superfund cleanup, including an abandoned chemical plant southeast of Council Bluffs.
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First Lady Sticks To Demeanor Despite Criticism
Nancy Reagan defends her White House style saying she has not changed, only that people have gotten to know her better. The comment appears in the People magazine profile on page 4A.
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Professors Demand Pay Rise Amid Budget Constraints
Regents push for higher faculty pay as state funds limit cost of living increases for Iowa’s three state universities. Leaders warn the Legislature to heed demands or risk losing top professors to nearby schools and out-of-state offers.
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Christmas stockings await gifts at Old Capitol Center
Ten foot stockings hang from the balustrades on the second level of the Old Capitol Center mall in downtown Iowa City seeking food, new toys and clothing for less fortunate Iowa City children. Johnson County, page 7A.
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Cowboys Redskins Join Raiders In NFL Playoffs
The Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins have advanced to the NFL playoffs alongside the Los Angeles Raiders. The trio clinches spots in the postseason race as page 1B coverage notes.
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Hawkeyes Eye Peach Bowl Stadium Lesson From UCLA Loss
Iowa basketball coach Lute Olson says the UCLA loss Saturday could serve as a lesson for his Hawkeyes as they prepare for the Peach Bowl site and the upcoming game. The report notes the venue and program context in a period sports brief.
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Pac-Man Creator Warns Against Excessive Play
Masaya Nakamura, creator of Pac-Man, expresses pride in the game’s global success while urging restraint, saying young people should not spend too many hours playing.
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Executor Plans Estate Steps To Cut Taxes
An executor and beneficiaries can take actions during estate planning to reduce taxes before death. The guidance outlines practical steps in this page 6B money section.
Senate Fails Vote On Free Surplus Plan For Farmers
Senate leaders failed to bring to a vote a bill backing President Reagan's plan to give free surplus commodities to farmers who remove large tracts of land from production. Senator John Melcher of Montana cited doubt about the bill's contents and reaction nationwide.
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India studied plan for preemptive strike on Pakistan nuclear sites
Washington Post Service reports U S and Indian officials discuss a contingency plan to strike Pakistan's New Labs plutonium reprocessing plant and Kahuta uranium enrichment facility. Indira Gandhi reportedly deferred action but kept the option open amid tensions over Pakistan’s nuclear program.
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Poster child no longer has cystic fibrosis
Rodney Brown once labeled national CF poster child at 15 months, later found not to have CF after tests in 1980 and 1981. Doctors say he has an asthma like condition, not clearly asthmatic, and is largely healthy at age 13 with prior antibiotic and therapy history.
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