Milon Glick named provost at Iowa State University
Milton Glick appointed to newly created provost post at Iowa State. He previously led the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Missouri Columbia. The move signals ISU’s drive to strengthen academic leadership at the university level.
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INDEX TODAY'S CHUCKLE Most people miss their calling because they can't hear it over their complaining
The item presents a humorous reflection on calling and self awareness, noting that many people overlook their true path due to constant complaints. It reads as a light column teaser with a witty closing insight.
House Rejects Contra Aid Sparks Central America Debate
The House votes 219 to 211 to end U S military aid to Nicaraguan rebels, rejecting Reagan's request in a bid to spur peace. Leaders warn of consequences, noting a shift in policy as Congress ends a six year effort amid partisan tension.
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Revenue dip dims tax hopes in Iowa January report
Des Moines Bureau says state revenues fell 2.2 percent in January dimming lawmakers hopes of avoiding tax increases. Sales tax down 7.7 percent use tax down 32.8 percent corporate income taxes off 6.5 percent while personal income tax rose 13.7 percent. Technical factors include one fewer processing day and last January's construction boom.
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Panamanian alleges North plot to frame Nicaragua
Former Panamanian official Jose Blandon told reporters that in 1986 the White House ordered a secret plan for Panama to stage an East bloc arms shipment and have it captured in El Salvador to falsely implicate Nicaragua. He described North and Poindexter directing the contra operation with autocratic control, and said Noriega should resign.
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Cold 7 Degrees Hammers Campaigns in Iowa
Campaign staffs faced a shock as Iowa's cold snap hit. Arizonans learned scarves and hats have real use while wind chill and snow complicate stops. Remarks from Richard Martin and Pete du Pont highlight how weather reshapes campaign plans and indoor rally alternatives.
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Court voids Baby M contract upholds custody ruling
New Jersey Supreme Court rules paying for a baby equates to sale of a child or a mother’s parental rights though surrogacy can be allowed if the mother can change her mind. The court returns custody to William Stern and Elizabeth Stern with visiting rights for Mary Beth Whitehead-Gould as the child’s mother. It voids the Sterns’ adoption of the baby and orders guidelines within three months.
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