Speakes defends Reagan aide amid questions of role
The former Reagan bodyguard Dennis LeBlanc, earning 58500 a year as a federal official, says he also acts as a middleman on the president’s trips while Washington defends his job. Also notes Lebanon Israel talks unsolved and Tripoli violence.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Washington
Larry Speakes
Dennis LeBlanc
Western Ranch
U.S
Lebanon
Israel
Syria
Tripoli
Iowa farmer first to use soil loan program
Mount Vernon farmer Bob Clark, 28, becomes the state’s first recipient of Iowa’s soil conservation loan program. He will get a $7,000 loan to save topsoil and cut costs, marking a notable use of the new program.
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
Bob Clark
Flaming hair sparks the hero in C R man
Jan and Robert Kazimour recall a woman on an Ozark flight who caught fire from a cigarette lighter. Robert grabbed and smothered the flames with a coat, aiding Cynthia Johnson of Fort Leonard Wood as she was treated for burns to the forehead ears and neck at a St. Louis hospital after the plane landed in Cedar Rapids and passengers reassured each other.
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Dick Hogan Gazette
Jan
Robert Kazimour
Norwood Drive
St. Louis
Cynthia Johnson
Fort Leonard Wood
DePaul Hospital
Johnson
Kazimours
Peach Bowl
Atlanta
Ozark
Bob Kazimour
Jerry Studer
Waterloo
Studer
Bob
Kazimour
Cedar Rapids
Mind Game at Museum of Science and Industry Draws 2000 Entrants
More than 2,000 riddle solvers entered the Mind Game at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago seeking a $10,000 jackpot. The first to answer all 20 riddles wins $5,000 in gold coins and a $5,000 personal computer as 1,500 kits sold and 500 more bought at the counter.
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Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Daddy Warbucks
Dr. Crypton
Paul Hoffman
Science Digest
Dottie Jeffries
Hoffman
Matt Freedman
Grain truck backlog at ADM Corn Sweeteners sparks tax related selling talk
More than 150 trucks waited up to seven hours to unload at ADM Corn Sweeteners in Cedar Rapids as equipment failure and heavy year end activity pushed storage and tax driven grain sales. Craig Fischer of Tabor Grain said storage was ample, but the conveyor outage and open markets created a backup.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Canney
Rotary Club
Canney
Metro-Iowa
Gazette
Craig Fischer
Tabor Grain
Fischer
Mike Lowe
New Hampton
Lowe
Randy Kramer
Farley
the Gazette
Eldon Olsen
Olsen
Pro Farmer Grain
General Mills
Pro Farmer
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Washington Redskins
Associated Press
Regis
UPI
Linn-Mar
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Treasury
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Money
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Flaming Hair
Kazimou
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