City Briefs From The Classifieds Section
A compact collection of local notes and brief items drawn from the city pages. Highlights include small notices, public notices, and minor community updates reflecting routine civic life and neighborhood happenings.
Today's Chuckle Rates the Human Circus
A light joke notes one in five people is emotionally disturbed while the other four are nuts, a playful quip on mental health.
Jobless rate at 6.7 percent lowest since 1980
The U S ended 1986 with 2.4 million new jobs and wholesale prices 2.5 percent lower than a year earlier. Unemployment fell to 6.7 percent in December, a level not seen since March 1980, while wholesale prices held steady after earlier rises.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
U.S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
White House
Albert Brashear
Snow storms hampered drivers as Iowa sees up to 9 inches
Snowfall across Iowa left slick roads and caused numerous accidents, some serious, with up to 9 inches of snow hitting Illinois Missouri and Kansas. Five fatalities were reported from the storm as it headed east and winds threatened rural roads.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Springville
Wyoming
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
White House releases two Iran documents in 1986 aid plan
The White House made public a Reagan memo to Poindexter and an intelligence directive dated January 17 1986. The items portrayed the Iran arms sales as aiding moderate elements in Tehran while linking supplies to freeing American hostages in Lebanon.
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Washington
White House
Iran
Reagan
Tehran
Adm
John Poindexter
Lebanon
Poindexter
Oliver North
Congress
Gazette Rolls Out New Look in 105th Year
The Gazette unveils a redesigned front page with the nameplate at the top and story promotions moved to the left to improve display on page 1. The daily briefing now appears on page 1. The redesign follows prior upgrades including low rub ink to reduce smudging.
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The
Gazette
Daily Gazette
Daily Briefing
Midwest
Drug delays AIDS onset in early trials
ICN Pharmaceuticals reports ribavirin may delay AIDS onset by at least seven months in a six month study of 163 patients infected with HIV but not yet showing severe symptoms. Officials caution it is not a cure or proven to prevent AIDS.
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Washington
California
ICN Pharmaceuticals
Costa Mesa
Karl Johnson
ICN
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