Extended weekend weather outlook in cold temps
The forecast shows no significant precipitation from Saturday through Monday. Highs will range from the 30s to 40s with nighttime lows in the teens and 20s across the region.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1985
Page
11
The forecast shows no significant precipitation from Saturday through Monday. Highs will range from the 30s to 40s with nighttime lows in the teens and 20s across the region.
Low Wednesday hit 3 degrees at Sault Ste. Marie while Fort Myers and Naples, Florida reported highs of 85 degrees. The readings illustrate wide geographic temperature contrasts across the nation for the day.
House and Senate clash over removing machinery and personal property taxes to improve Iowa’s business climate. Advocates push single-factor corporate tax, while others warn against broad changes. lawmakers seek compromise to lure new industry and restore unemployment fund solvency.
Representative Tom Tauke says he has arranged a 7:45 a.m. meeting next Wednesday between General Motors officials and Iowa's congressional delegation to discuss the Saturn plant bid. The session aims to show Iowa’s seriousness and to learn GM's status on the decision.
Lawmakers press for a broader credit aid package as farm bankers face scrutiny over loan losses. Dole opposes immediate crop price loan payments while supporting higher loan guarantees and a 90 percent guarantee cap. Farmers in the Midwest face high rates, falling land values, and a race to secure loans within 30 days to plant spring crops. Reagan's Meese confirmation looms as a political backdrop.
Iowa lawmakers blasted farm credit programs as inadequate for credit poor farmers. They cited hundreds of guarantees handled by banks with none approved and urged price support and lower borrowing costs. The Reagan administration signaled no new bailouts but hinted at formula changes and broader loan access for this year. Conservation conferences loom with agriculture expected as a top topic.
Prime Minister Thatcher denounces the IRA during a Capitol speech to a packed House chamber. President Reagan calls her a dear friend as 500 demonstrators march outside shouting pro IRA slogans while security lines the streets.
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