Malibu hit by arctic storm tears through coast and harbor
A severe storm battered California and the West with 12 foot waves and up to 2 feet of snow in mountains. The Portofino Inn and Reuben's Restaurant suffered major damage as the pier and floors collapsed. Marina owner Les Guthrie reported about 250000 dollars in losses while Malibu residents watched boats drift past. Names include Corby Faiver Don Rickles Larry Hagman Joni Mitchell and the Malibu Colony area noted. The weather extended to New England with freezing rain and to Chicago O'Hare causing flight delays and one fatal jet crash near Houston Hobby Airport.
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Not just Smiley: U of I tackles student violence policy
A task force member notes Hubbard aims to broaden and strengthen University of I policy addressing all student violence. Critics like Miller say discipline must be stricter, though Smiley’s case raised awareness. The group seeks clearer rules and possible new policies to address unhandled issues.
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Simon outlines 1980s reform plan with job program and tax ideas
The article details a wide range of proposals by Simon including a wartime WPA style jobs program, tax increases on high earners, lifting Medicare deduction caps, a small rise in Social Security tax, and potential revenue measures such as oil import fees and cigarette taxes. He calls for a 7 percent cut in military spending to fund these aims and opposes SDI. Simon, a 59-year-old prolific author and former publisher, emphasizes rural roots and the value of guaranteed work.
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Branstad’s Iowa Budget Proposes Tax Hikes and Welfare Reform
Governor Branstad unveils a balanced budget cutting spending and raising revenues including a cigarette tax hike to 38 cents a pack, wine cooler tax alignment, and taxing catalog sales. He backs two-year budgeting and welfare reform while facing Democratic and Republican opposition and concerns over fiscal honesty.
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