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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1982

Page

3

Kissinger in good condition after bypass operation

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger underwent a four and a half hour triple bypass in Boston on Wednesday and doctors later said he was expected to make a full recovery.

Henry Kissinger Boston Nation

Demos Press Reagan on Budget Proposals in 1983 Debate

Senate Democrats led by Robert Byrd urge President Reagan to withdraw the fiscal 1983 budget and submit a deficit reduction plan. Stockman defends the deficit in real terms, while bipartisan talks on spending freezes and tax cuts unfold amid capi­tol Hill consternation.

Gazette Wire Services Washington Robert Byrd West Virginia Senate Reagan Byrd Carter Congress David Stockman Joint Economic Committee of Congress Stockman Capitol Hill House White House Hollings

Students mobilize against cuts in Iowa financial aid

More than 500 University of Iowa students wrote letters or made calls to Des Moines and Washington lawmakers to protest federal student aid cutbacks and stagnant faculty salaries. The effort, organized by the U of I Student Association CAC and Student Senate, targets State Rep. Thomas Lind and seeks funds to raise faculty pay.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa Des Moines Washington Reagan U of I Student Association Collegiate Associations Council Iowa Memorial Union Dentistry Engineering Law Medicine Pharmacy CAC Sheldon Schur Schur Thomas Lind Waterloo Lind

Senate approves 2.3 billion for jobless benefits

The Senate voted 95 to 0 to approve a 2.3 billion package to fund jobless benefits and services amid recession. It follows a 398 to 3 House vote and sends the bill to President Reagan for signature. The measure aims to prevent office closures and reinstate laid off staff across state unemployment programs.

Washington Reagan Senate House White House Iowa Congress Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Moynihan Labor Department Phil Crane R-Ill Ron Paul R-Texas Larry McDonald D-Ga Congressional Paula Hawkins R-Fla Florida John Glenn Ohio Mark O. Hatfield Ore Christopher Dodd D-Conn Harrison Williams D-N.j

Suit filed over Cedar Rapids dog death

Leah Schade seeks 6200 dollars in Linn County District Court alleging mental anguish after her black Labrador Midnight died following a shelter transfer to the University of Iowa for research. The suit requests 1200 dollars in compensation and 5000 dollars in punitive damages.

Cedar Rapids Leah Schade Waveland Drive Linn County University of Iowa

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