Poland unions reach compromise on workweek media access
Independent union leaders and government officials reached a five day workweek and media access agreement in Poland on Friday but failed to resolve the farmers union dispute. Tass accused Solidarity of increasing anarchy while Haig warned of Soviet intervention repercussions. A UN report warned of unprecedented illegal drug use worldwide. Israel bombed Palestinian bases in Lebanon after a rocket attack. Norwegian PM Nordli resigned citing ill health. Taif summit urged boycotts of Israel and support for the PLO. Spain’s Suarez resigned and Calvo Sotelo named successor. Peru and Ecuador clashed over a border region. An explosion sank the Tampamas-2 in the Java Sea with 1,184 aboard.
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Bipartisan Iowa Plea On Tax Checkoffs For Parties
Iowa Republicans and Democrats urge taxpayers to use the $1 party checkoff. In 1980 only 20 percent contributed, giving Democrats $115,000 and Republicans $114,000.
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Linn Health Service Opens Financial Help Line
Linn Health Service announces a financial aid resource for medical care and directs residents to call 398-3543 for assistance with medical costs and services.
Reagan accuses Soviets of global aims in first press conference
In his first press conference as president Reagan charged the Soviet Union with a persistent plan to advance global revolution and a one world communist state. He linked Soviet motives to arms talks while announcing a 60 day freeze on many federal regulations.
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Cedar Rapids Weather Breaks Record At 61 Degrees
Last Sunday Cedar Rapids reached 61 degrees shattering the 56 degree mark set in 1944. The same day the Mount Vernon school board approved nine staff cuts for next year including a middle school librarian and an elementary classroom position.
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