Grassley reports West German conservatives praise Reagan
Sen elect Grassley says officials of the Christian Social Union view Reagan’s victory as welcome news for German American relations. They applaud Haig’s nomination and expect the U S to lead, while urging Europe and Japan to share defense costs and strengthen NATO.
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Iowa
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Hanns-Seidel Foundation
Germany
Heritage Foundation
Reagan
United States
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Western Europe
Japan
America
Helmut Schmidt
Retired agent becomes Capuchin friar in priestly vow
Erie man Francis Strobel, 59, a retired insurance agent and father of nine, begins studies with the Capuchin Franciscan friars in Washington after promising his late wife Thelma. He left his 40 acre farm and campground to his children and reflects on a simpler life and possible priestly path.
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Francis Strobel
Strobel
Thelma
Catholic University
Washington
Lake Erie
Camelot
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Capuchin Franciscans
Rising utility costs meeting in Cedar Rapids
Citizens for Community Improvement hosts a town meeting on rising utility costs at 7 p.m. Thursday at Immaculate Conception School 830 Fourth Ave SE. Duane Arnold of Iowa Electric Light and Power and nine area legislators are invited. event aids preparation for the Iowa Coalition of Community Organizations energy hearing January 24 in Des Moines.
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Immaculate Conception School
Fourth Ave
Duane Arnold
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Iowa Coalition of Community Organizations
Department of Energy
Des Moines
Coalition
Citizens For Community Improvement Office
Iowa Arts Council trims budget hitting school artists program
The Iowa Arts Council cut 3 050 from its budget under state spending cuts. The largest hit came from the Artists in the Schools program with 1 300 gone, plus 750 from a grant program for community arts agencies, 500 from Arts in County Care Facilities, and 500 from Arts for Special Constituencies. The cuts total 10 800 under Gov. Ray's first reduction, aligning with a 1 percent statewide cut.
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UPI
Iowa Arts Council
Arts Council
Robert D. Ray
Pesavento elected president of Five Seasons Toastmasters
Renee Pesavento of Cedar Rapids has been elected president of the Five Seasons Toastmasters Club for 1981. Officers to be installed at the Tuesday morning meeting include Lou Mandle, Fred Steig litz, Wally Taylor, Judd Park. The club meets at 7 15 a.m. Tuesdays at Bishops Cafeteria.
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Cedar Rapids
Five Seasons Toastmasters Club
Pesavento
Lou Mandle
Fred Steiglitz
Wally Taylor
Judd Park
Bishops Cafeteria
Deregulation in 1980 Ends Triple Play Era
Washington AP reports 1980 Congress deregulated trucking and rail amid a broader Carter era push to end federal controls on major transportation. Airline deregulation occurred in 1978, with rail pricing flexibility and trucking entry reduced barriers. Reagan era concerns include strikes by airline pilots and air traffic controllers, plus FAA contingency plans and two pilot cockpit staffing debates.
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Carter
Ronald Reagan
Teamsters Union
Reagan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Teamsters
Air Line Pilots Association
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
PATCO
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