Editorials: Handling drunks builds a firm foundation
The piece notes Iowa Supreme Court approval to consider deferred sentences in license revocation for drunk driving and Governor Branstad's push for tougher laws. It cautions lawmakers doubt success, argues for stricter penalties like a .10 BAC, 30 day suspensions, and ending deferred sentences, while stressing drunk driving fatality stakes and the need for differentiated sentencing.
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Farm Bureau voices clash over Reagan farm aid stance
Rural Iowa farmers dispute remarks by Robert Delano of Virginia claiming no crisis in American agriculture. Iowa leaders, led by Dean Kleckner, advocate maximum federal aid for Iowa while opposing rapid foreclosed land sales. The AFBF gathers in Chicago to formalize proposals to the president.
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Reagan's Second Term Sets Permanent Presidency Record
Reagan begins his second term amid prosperity and high popularity, with policy shifts from his first term reshaping government, taxes, and defense. He has restored the presidency to central leadership, though subsequent years bring legislative pressures, global challenges, and risks to his legacy.
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Reagan faces riddle of tax plan with loopholes
Leaked reports indicate President Reagan may endorse a tax simplification plan but could soften it with carve outs for depreciation dividends and housing interest. Officials warn retaining excessive preferences could ruin the goal of simple rates and broad, fair revenue.
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Courage on Capitol Hill to ease terminal cancer pain
A Senate bill led by Daniel Inouye would let doctors prescribe heroin in hospital pharmacies for terminal cancer pain under safeguards and licenses. Proponents argue heroin offers unmatched pain relief, while critics fear theft or diversion. supporters say only 15 pounds would be needed nationwide and the measure warrants swift passage. Universal Press Syndicate
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