Weather Report Extended Forecast And Temp Extremes
Clear to partly cloudy through Sunday with a warming trend and highs in the 20s to low 40s. Lows forecast from 5 to 15 Friday to upper teens through Sunday. Tuesday’s lows near 27 at West Yellowstone. highs to 87 at Vero Beach. Snowfall limited to the Appalachians a broad arc. rain amounts measured in Knoxville and Tallahassee. Jacksonville set a record high at 86. Snow watch for northern Arizona higher elevations with 4 to 6 inches possible. Northern New England and western Colorado expect scattered snow. southern Florida and parts of Oregon and California see rain. Coast highs around 40s to 60s with Southern California near 60s and Southern Florida near 80.
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Cedar Rapids City Council and Linn County meetings schedule
Today schedule includes Cedar Rapids Council at City Hall chambers hearings on merging the Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen Bus with Linn County LIFTS and a garbage and sewer rate increase proposal. Linn County Supervisors hold a revenue funds hearing at Administrative Office Building. Also listed are St Wenceslaus Day Care advisory meet Hiawatha Council meeting and University events at University of Iowa and Cornell College venues.
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Family Reunion Two-Act Play at Kirkwood Coffeehouse
The Black Awareness Student Union presents Family Reunion a two act theater at 7 p.m. in the Coffeehouse Iowa Hall Kirkwood with admission 2 for adults 1 for students Camille at University Theater 8 p.m. Mabie Theater ticket prices 6 and 5. Movies listed on page 19A.
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Coffeehouse
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Camille
University
E.C. Mabie
U of 1
Reagan Tough Talk Still Dominates Budget Debate
President Reagan acknowledged the 1983 budget deficit would be large as he defended the plan against Democratic critics. He toured Des Moines and Indiana lawmakers urging support for New Federalism while Republicans and Democrats questioned the deficit projections and a spending freeze proposal.
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House
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Ilinois
Baker
Senate Gop
Reagan outlines 1981 budget cuts and farm policy
President Reagan argues a 10 percent proposed cut, not 5 percent, could have eased the recession. He predicts a second quarter economic upturn, warns unemployment lags, and urges self sufficiency for Iowans. He names John Black as agriculture secretary and stresses market based farm aid.
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Illinois
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Reagan promotes new federalism swap and turnback plan
Reagan outlines a two component New Federalism featuring a Medicaid swap and responsibility turnback for 40 programs, funded at 28 billion dollars yearly through 1987, with states to operate afterward. He cites California experience and argues federal standards create uneven welfare costs across states.
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California
Bridge grand slam club winners in Marion movement
Mitchell movement winners at Farmers State Bank Marion were North-South Royce McCray and Mike Roush first and Mrs R W Vater and Mrs John Stamy second. East-West Kenneth Hixon and Joseph Verbick first and Mrs Richard Golem biewski and Mrs Frank Hellenthal second. Next game is a Valentin party Sunday at 30 dollars. Also note: On this date in 1964 an Australian carrier and a U S destroyer collided in the Tasman Sea killing 100 sailors.
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Saca
U.S
Tasman Sea
Reagan speaks to Iowa lawmakers on budget shift
President Reagan addresses the Iowa Legislature delivering a 20 minute talk after a morning security check at the Statehouse. Governor Ray and Lt Gov Branstad join for brief photo session before a 10 a.m. appearance and a 20 minute interview.
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Monticello
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White House
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