UNI coach blames press for loss to Hawkeyes
Sports notes from the Tuesday game report UNI coach Jim Berry criticizing press coverage after a defeat to Iowa. Cyclone Lefty Moore is praised by his coach though not named MVP. Other items preview ERA debate and local college news.
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Opportunity to Make Others Happy Cited in Copyright Note
A brief line on the value of seizing chances to improve others’ mood, even if it means stepping back. The note emphasizes kindness and consideration, reflecting a timeless sentiment about interpersonal acts. Copyright information appears as a general reminder rather than a specific event.
Iowa Census Boosts Des Moines as State’s Largest City
On December 31 1880 Des Moines was named Iowa’s largest city in census figures showing 22698 residents, with Dubuque second and Davenport slipping to third as the state and nation tracked population shifts. The Des Moines Register crowed over the results while noting few arrests and a tentative flourish of virtuous growth. The same day L T Weld challenged language teaching methods at the State Teachers Association and the group approved a temperance resolution.
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Iran Hopes for Aend to Hostage Crisis Before Carter Exit
Iran signals willingness to consider a U S counterproposal on the 24 billion dollar demand if it includes guarantees acceptable to Algeria. Negotiators warn a solution before January 20 seems unlikely amid internal turmoil and shifting political plans in Tehran.
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Census Bureau finalizes 1980 population count for House seats
The Census Bureau declares the U S population at 226 504 825 based on the April 1 1980 count. Eleven states gain seats while ten lose including New York which drops five. Florida tops gains with four. Court action from the Supreme Court enables certification by year end 1980.
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Leading indicators rise 1.2 percent in November
The Commerce Department reports the index of leading indicators up 1.2 percent in November, the sixth consecutive monthly gain and stronger than October’s 0.7 percent revision. Eight of ten measures rose, with jobless claims down, average workweek up, and shipments, orders, and permits showing gains. Two indicators declined.
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