House recesses as Reagan budget stalemate ends in paid vacation
The House, with most members gone, formalizes its stand on the spending impasse with President Reagan and takes a paid break that could push thousands of federal workers into unpaid leave. In Beirut, Israeli jets strike and threaten new actions to force surrender of guerrillas, while Begin admits civilian risk in an invasion of the PLO stronghold. In Moscow, two American pianists reach the Tchaikovsky finals.
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Donovan faces calls to resign amid probe fallout
A grand jury found insufficient credible evidence to prosecute Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan over mob ties. Critics urge his resignation or dismissal, arguing ongoing embarrassment for the administration and urging leadership to act.
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Continental Telephone to Install Iowa Fiber Optic Cable
Continental Telephone of Iowa announced Thursday it will install the state's first fiber optic long-distance cable in southern Iowa. The move marks a major advance in communications infrastructure with enhanced capacity and speed.
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Checkoff boosts prices for ten years study says
A private consulting firm study released Thursday finds soybean checkoff funds increased prices by about 8 cents per bushel annually over the last decade. The finding appears on the Farm page 7C.
Challenger rolls to Dryden to begin first flight
The Challenger space shuttle was moved from Rockwell International in Palmdale to Dryden Test Center at Edwards AFB in California. The 35 mile journey took 12 hours and the shuttle arrived in the afternoon. Challenger's first flight is planned for January.
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Chipper astronauts greet World's Fair visitors as Columbia nears landing
Commander Thomas Mattingly and co pilot Henry Hartsfield spoke to visitors at the Knoxville World's Fair from space Columbia on their 112 orbit mission. They described door checks and gear pressure as they prepare for a July 4 return to Earth at Edwards Air Force Base.
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Conlin says no Iowa state tax paid in 1981 amid wealth
Roxanne Conlin and her husband disclosed assets totaling about 5.4 million with 2.2 million in net worth and no state income tax for 1981 while reporting 2.8 million in rental property value and 3.2 million in liabilities. She notes losses offset salary. Conlin, former U S attorney for southern Iowa, campaigns as Democrat.
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State tax revenue hits over 305 million in fiscal year
The state collected more than 305 million dollars from its various taxes in the fiscal year, reflecting broad revenue gains across multiple tax categories. Government figures show a robust income stream supporting public services and programs.
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