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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1985

Page

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Branstad Joins Bretton Woods Committee to Tackle Dollar Woes

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad accepts invitation to join a Bretton Woods Committee study group. The panel will discuss foreign exchange issues and Iowa’s economic problems. Henry Carter and Gerald Ford are honorary co-chairs. Branstad plans to press Congress for farm loan guarantees and other aids.

Iowa Terry Branstad Branstad Bretton Woods N.H Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford Washington Federal Reserve Board Paul Volcker International Monetary Fund World Bank Congress Tom Harkin Senate Iowa Group Tom Huston Neil Hart Mike Boehlje Iowa State University John Chrystal Bankers Trust Des Moines Stanek

Tough-minded trio named for direct arms talks delegation

President Reagan appoints Max Kampelman John Tower and Maynard Glitman to lead U S negotiations with the Soviet Union over offensive nuclear weapons missile defense and related systems. The group aims to discuss Star Wars defensive plans and strategic reductions as Shultz backs the team despite limited prior bargaining in nuclear issues.

U.S Soviet Union Max Kampelman John Tower Texas Senate Armed Services Committee George Shultz Maynard Glitman Europe Mark Helmke Richard Lugar Rind Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Glitman Shultz Reagan

Americans' income up 6.8 percent in 1984

The Commerce Department reports disposable income after taxes rose 6.8 percent in 1984, the largest gain in two decades, aided by job gains and Reagan tax cuts. Consumer spending, inflation adjusted, rose 5.3 percent, the strongest in eight years, supporting the recovery. Before inflation, personal income climbed 9.8 percent in 1984.

Washington Commerce Department

Tracks in snow put convict back on ice

In Cedar Rapids Daniel Phillips a 37 year old inmate from the Iowa State Penitentiary walked away from a work release group arriving in the city by bus. He chose not to go to the halfway house and was pursued after authorities learned of his departure.

Rick Smith Gazette Daniel Phillips Cedar Rapids Phillips Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison Linn County

You Know Youre Getting Old as Favorites Play in Store

A note on aging with humor about favorite songs piped through supermarket music systems. The brief highlights how hearing familiar tunes signals growing older and evokes nostalgic reflections.

Iowa senator seeks 100 mile rule for racing panel overhaul

Iowa state Sen. Jim Wells proposes a bill to prevent governor appointments within 100 miles of another Racing Commission member. He argues geographic spread ensures diverse districts while two terms end April 30. Cedar Rapids backer Von Elbert says the plan reflects local frustration but Cedar Rapids pari mutuel license could still win approval in July.

Ken Sullivan TE Des Moines Iowa Jim Wells Cedar Rapids Iowa State Racing Commission Wells Terry Branstad Sally Brown Prickett Indianola Warren County Polk County Commission Lawrence Scalise Des Moines von Elbert Cedar Rapids Horse Racing Inc Elbert Racing Commission

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