Andropov seeks new arms talks with concrete offers
Soviet leader Yuri Andropov said the United States should provide concrete new offers for arms talks and that dialogue must aim at real accords. He urged Washington to show practical deeds while Moscow kept a restrained tone in reaction to Reagan's call for renewed cooperation.
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Geneva
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Stockholm
Reagan to endorse manned space station in State of the Union
Government sources say President Reagan will back a manned orbiting station as the cornerstone of U S space goals in his State of the Union address. White House and NASA had no comment. NASA to brief Thursday on proposals ahead of the telecast at 8 p m.
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IE agrees to compromise on Palo shutdown refunds
Iowa Commerce Commission may approve a settlement on refunds from Iowa Electric Light and Power for the Duane Arnold Energy Center shutdown in Palo. The compromise would set total refunds at 6.8 million dollars with an average refund around 12 dollars per customer, including interest. The dispute originated after repairs and delays in pipe replacement sparked refunds and a court fight.
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TV viewing hits seven hours per home in 1983
AP reports A C Nielsen figures show 1983 average daily TV viewing per household reached seven hours and two minutes, the sixth straight year of records. Network ratings steadied while independent and cable viewership rose. January set the highest monthly total at seven hours 38 minutes.
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Iowa may allow bicycles on Interstate shoulders on bridges
IDOT officials reacted mostly negatively Tuesday to a proposal from bicycle groups to let bicycles use Interstate shoulders on limited stretches, especially bridges. The plan would let IDOT decide case by case where cyclists could ride, likely avoiding detours at major river crossings, though concerns about liability and safety were voiced by IDOT officials.
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Iowa
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Iowa Department of Transportation
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The
Iowa recovery may barely beat next recession warn by official
Des Moines Iowa economy marked time and may barely outpace the next recession a state official warned Ed Stanek director of the Office for Planning and Programming told legislators of a third straight monthly decline in December indicators He urged investment in a proposed 75 million World Trade Center as a path to sharpen Iowa exports and attract multimillion dollar customers but lawmakers voice caution over new spending and potential revenue shortfalls
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Des Moines
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House Finance Committee
Connolly
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Chuckle One Teaches Foolishness Across Ages
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