Ray flags $56 million gap in Reagan welfare swap
Gov. Robert Ray said preliminary White House figures on Reagan’s New Federalism may understate Iowa losses by 56 million compared with gains. He noted Iowa would gain about 25 million on Medicaid and AFDC while facing 30 to 35 million in costs, and called for more details and protections for states.
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Iowa
Robert Ray
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David Stockman
Congress
Two Way Street Plan Viable Yet Doubtful
Marion traffic consultants told the city council that reverting downtown streets to two way traffic could maintain an acceptable system. A Shive-Hattery analyst warned parking on Seventh Avenue would need changes and IDOT approval, with safety and enforcement concerns noted. No action was taken. a committee will draft a recommendation for IDOT within weeks.
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Eighth Avenues
Shire-Hattery
Jerry Riebe
Grundy
Canney blasts new federalism at Cedar Rapids council
Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney warned the City Council that the proposed new federalism could strip cities of funding by giving lump sums to states. He cited concerns from talks in Washington with Treasury officials and said IDR tax bonds support job growth and local development, while administration plans may curb investment and raise deficits.
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Treasury
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Cedar Rapids
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Marion Mothers Club to Meet at 7 45 P M
Marion Mothers Club will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at the home of Vicki Decker 844 Central Ave Jane Cooper will speak on antiques Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing promotes 29th year in business contact 377 5573 Thanks for cards flowers and visits while hospitalized Jim Hess Adv House sale Harmeyer sold residence 2895 18th Ave to Verdon Richardson Gibson Partners handled the sale
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Central Ave
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Warner Brothers
Jim Hess
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18Th Ave
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Rural Martelle
Gibson Partners
Weather Summary For Evening Report
Wind direction and velocity noted at 9 p.m. Northern wind at 10 mph. Sun sets at 5 24 p m and rises at 7 17 a m Thursday. Yesterday’s high 12 and low minus 10 with no precipitation. Record highs and lows listed: 54 in 1928 and minus 22 in 1905. Extended forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions Friday through Sunday with very cold Friday and Saturday, highs zero to 10 above and lows zero to 20 below, Sunday warmer with highs in the teens and lows zero to 10 above.
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Weather forecast notes varied temperatures and rain
Weather elsewhere predicts cool to warm conditions with mixed skies. Tuesday highs expected around mid seventies and lows in the fifties with measurable precipitation possible in several locations.
Temperature Extremes Reported in Southern States
National high and low temperature readings for Tuesday show a low of 25 degrees at Williston North Carolina and highs of 86 degrees recorded in Naples and Fort Myers Florida.
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Cold front brings heavy snow to Kansas and frigid air to Plains
A cold front sweeps the northern Plains with heavy snow in Kansas. Quinter and Healy report 9 inches, Scott City 6, Goodland 5. North Dakota temps drop to the 20 below zero range. The storm shifts across the mid Mississippi Valley toward the Ohio Valley with more snow forecast for central Finland and rain along the Gulf Coast. Flash flood watches issued for the Mississippi Delta and Alabama.
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Dabbawallahs of Bombay Deliver Lunches Daily to Thousands
National Geographic describes the dabbawallahs of Bombay delivering home cooked lunches to about 100000 downtown office workers daily. They coordinate from 100000 suburban kitchens across 10000 buildings, driven by religious and ethnic food rules and city expansion that keeps workers from returning home for lunch.
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India
National Geographic
Dear Abby and a wartime memory in 1917
A Dear Abby column from a small town addresses honoring a devoted friend in an obituary and a past marriage dispute over a bedroom set. The letter about 75 year old mother who lived with a longtime male companion highlights recognition of nontraditional survivors. The reply affirms such acknowledgment is appropriate and meaningful. The piece also mentions Abby’s marriage booklet and a 1917 note about U S diplomacy with Germany.
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