Reagan Softens Anti Communist Tone in Major Policy Speech
President Reagan delivered a White House address aimed at easing fears about U S Soviet relations without offering new arms control proposals. He urged a realistic working relationship and renewed talks while defending deterrence and the defense buildup amid bipartisan calls for concrete proposals.
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Shultz urges Soviet talks reopen at European security meet
Secretary of State George Shultz in Stockholm challenges the Soviet Union to revive arms talks and broaden a chemical weapons ban proposal. He plans a Wednesday meeting with Andrei Gromyko amid a 35 nation security conference and proposes a six point plan to prevent accidental war with greater openness of European military activities.
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Herpes Tied to Artery Disease in New Research
Research suggests herpes viruses may initiate atherosclerosis by infecting artery walls. Fragments found in diseased arteries indicate viruses could contribute to fatty deposits that cause heart attacks and strokes. Dr. Douglas Cines and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania explored antibodies and cell growth linked to plaque formation.
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Iowa House votes to place snow liability on property owners
Iowa lawmakers move to require homeowners to clear sidewalks or risk lawsuits for injuries from snow and ice. The measure aims to end court interpretations that left cities responsible and would shift costs from municipalities to individual property owners. The Senate will consider the bill later in the week.
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Airport terminal project paused for reassessment
Cedar Rapids new airport terminal design work is halted for at least two weeks by the Airport Commission. Chairman Don Gardner seeks capacity for future expansion possibly adding a second story, a change that could add about 2 million to the 6.79 million project. Over 20 percent of drawings are complete. bids pending after extensive drainage grading and apron work already spent.
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