Telephone rates may rise after AT T breakup
Iowa regulators warned that local phone charges could jump two to three times if federal action does not cushion the AT T breakup. Testimony at Coe College in Cedar Rapids included Northwestern Bell president Jack MacAllister and Rep Tim Wirth as lawmakers pressed for a timely federal bill.
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Wirth
Justice Department
Bell
Forgery in bid to buy Reagan's Pacific Palisades home
FBI probes an investment group from Palm Desert accused of using forged documents to misrepresent the price in a failed bid to buy President Reagan's former home. The representative, William Ogle, is a convicted felon whose prior theft case emerged during negotiations with Reagan's attorney.
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FBI
Reagan
Pacific Palisades
Zoller Group
Palm Desert
Calif
Reagans
John Hoos
William Ogle
Ogle
Riverside Press Enterprise
Roy Miller
Miller
California Secre
NRA 2 million damages after gun theft linked to murder
A federal jury ruled the National Rifle Association must pay over two million dollars to the widow and daughter of Orlando Gonzales Angel for a gun stolen from NRA headquarters and used in his 1979 Washington murder during an armed holdup. The burglars removed a window grill to steal pistols and ammunition. One killer was tied to the NRA burglary. another attorney said an appeal would follow.
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National Rifle Association
U.S. District Court
Orlando Gonzales-Angel
Washington
NRA
Gonzales
el Salvador
National Institutes of Health
Edwin Sheridan
IPERS rate hike approved by Senate committee
About 140000 public employees and employers will contribute to the Iowa Public Employees Retirement System at a higher rate under a measure approved by the Senate State Government Committee. The companion bill would raise pensions for about 20000 retirees by 10 to 30 dollars a month, prioritizing those who retired before 1976.
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Des Moines
Iowa Public Employees Retirement System Trust Fund
Senate State Government Committee
Iowa
Jack Nystrom
R-Boone
Index Father Birthday Quip About Christmas and Father’s Day
A quotation marks a humorous reflection by Index Father on his birthday. He jokes that without Christmas, Father’s Day, or his birthday shaving lotion, certain products might not exist. The remark plays on holiday and gift themes.
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Father
Dialysis Patients Decry Medicare Cuts At HHS HQ
More than 100 kidney patients and several dozen advocates protested at Health and Human Services against proposed Medicare dialysis payment limits. The plan sets $128 in clinics and $132 in hospitals to save $130 million starting Oct 1 and push home dialysis, while patients fear losing access to care.
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Washington
Health and Human Services Department
Dream realized three times by Pam Fruehling staff writer
Mary Kaufmann 37 of Walker gave birth to triplet girls Laura Anna and Heidi weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces 6 pounds 9 ounces and 7 pounds 9 ounces. Doctors expected early March delivery but all three came via Caesarean section at 11 17 p m Premature risks were managed with bed rest and daily help from a friend The couple have four sons Benjamin 10 Joseph 7 David 5 and Andrew 2 Septic care details included Dr Dean Bemus and hospital staff
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Mary Kaufmann
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Anna
Heidi
Kaufmann
Cone Christian School
Benjamin
Joseph
David
Andrew
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