Iowa Supreme Court declines to dismiss privacy suit against TV station
The Iowa Supreme Court refused to dismiss a woman's invasion of privacy case after a TV station filmed her while she ate at a pizza restaurant. The article notes related items on Page 7A and mentions local supervisor terms and officials Vic Klopfenstein, Joe Rinas, and Ken, with brief references to Page 4A.
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Christmas Spending Sinks Into A Magical Disappearing Act
A fragmented note humorously links Christmas to money vanishing as expenses mount. The readable portion suggests a witty remark about holiday spending draining wallets and festive cheer dimming under costs.
Postal service projects in Iowa delayed by budget cuts
Major Iowa post office construction in Cedar Rapids Clinton and Des Moines faces at least two year delays due to federal budget cuts. Third and fourth class mail delivery is likely to be slower as funding shrinks. Several new offices and a northeast Cedar Rapids substation planned for 1988 are postponed or uncontracted as land was acquired and costs shifted to the Postal Service budget.
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Mystery elf delivers Pound Puppy to Heather
Six year old Heather Hunt found a box labeled From Santa’s helper in her Eastview Avenue SW home, containing a Pound Puppy after her letter to Santa asked for one. Her parents puzzled over the gift as Heather named the puppy Pumpkin and praised elves for rescuing Pound Puppies.
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Israel orders soldiers to shoot riot leaders amid uprising
In Jerusalem soldiers arrested hundreds of Palestinians and were ordered to fire on riot leaders as violence flared in the Arab uprising sparked by a Gaza killing and a fatal traffic crash. Rabin said to target ringleaders and suppress demonstrations while Shamir urged ending the violence before peace talks. Rain dampened protests making Wednesday one of the quietest days in 18 days.
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Santa impersonator decorates car for billboard at Dutty's Collectible Cars
George Taylor of Anamosa dressed as Santa attaches neon lights to a 1957 Chevy mounted near Interstate 380 and 33rd Avenue SW. Workers from Neon Light and Sign Company in Marion hoist the car to the billboard marking Dutty's Collectible Cars new location.
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Drug tests for recruits begin next June nationwide
The new law requires the Defense Department to test all recruits for drug abuse before swearing in, joining an existing random urinalysis program. Tests will screen for marijuana and cocaine, with plans to report to Congress within 45 days and full implementation within 180 days of signing.
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Iowa approves 65 mph limit for more highways
Iowa officials, led by Gov. Terry Branstad, approve raising the speed limit to 65 mph on 95 miles of non interstate divided highways including portions of Highway 20 from I 35 to 36, Highway 61 near Davenport, Highway 218 near Iowa City, and a corridor from Waterloo to Dubuque, under a four year Reagan administration pilot allowing up to 20 states to raise limits.
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