Congress approves 5.5 billion urgent spending bill
Congress ends a three week stalemate with President Reagan by adopting a 5.5 billion urgent supplemental spending bill he agreed to sign. It averts furloughs and service disruptions as previous inflationary vetoes are overridden.
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Iowa Supreme Court keeps procedures after transcript issue
The Iowa Supreme Court clerk's office states procedures need no change following an incident where a judge dismissed an appeal due to an incorrect transcript in the file. In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, sports legend Nile Kinnick was remembered by Bob Feller during a Thursday visit.
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Carmakers Expect Combined Profit of 800 Million
A Thursday survey by Standard & Poor's estimates U.S. automakers could post a total profit of about 800 million this year due to aggressive cost cutting.
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American Motors Extends Price Cut on Model
Consumers could save money as American Motors extends a price cut on its model. The piece notes shoppers should avoid insisting on price tags in grocery aisles while a repair kit is offered for a baby back carrier and some readers mistake lemon dishwashing liquid for tea.
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Widen grain exports to the Soviet Union debate rises
The president of the U.S. Feed Grains Council argues against overemphasizing reduced grain exports to the Soviet Union. Interest focuses on broader export policy and farm markets as discussed on page 7C.
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House panel approves Medicare savings and extra jobless benefits
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 23-3 in a closed session for a package saving over 11 billion dollars in three years and offering 13 more weeks of unemployment benefits. The plan raises taxes on federal workers, businesses and unemployment recipients to cut deficits by about 21 billion, while implementing hospital cost controls and a proactive payment system.
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Aid not crowding at crash scene urged by Cedar Rapids police
Cedar Rapids officers responded to a truck motorcycle crash with eight squad cars diverting crowds. Capt. Louis Stepanek advised on first aid call 911 and moving vehicles to clear the roadway while bystanders stay back unless asked to assist.
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Ten Benton beer sting defendants face charges dropped
Ten of 28 defendants charged with selling beer to an minor were dismissed by Benton County Judge David Happel after prosecutors moved to drop the cases. The remaining 18 defendants still face court, while license holders’ permits may be suspended.
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Reagan eyes possible Des Moines visit for corn growers
President Reagan weighs a trip to the National Corn Growers Convention in Des Moines next month. U S Rep. Cooper Evans says Reagan staff indicated no decision yet after a White House meeting. Corn Growers officials invited him about two months ago. convention is scheduled early next month.
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North Korea returns bodies of three U.S. crewmen
North Korea released three American helicopter crewmen killed in action and returned their bodies while releasing another crewman who had been held captive. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes this U.S. Army helicopter incident and the broader news dispatches from AP.
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Rural Marion boy avoids rabies after tests
Susan Fuessley of Rural Marion rushed her 4 year old son Joshua to hospital with a high fever after a positive rabies test on their puppy. Doctors at University Hospitals Iowa City diagnosed an ear infection and ordered rabies shots for the family, completed by late night discharge.
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Fugitive dog found by owner after four days on the run
Cedar Rapids area dog no longer at large after escaping Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter. Owner Marcus Jensen found the dog Tasha two miles from the shelter along Old River Road. The animal will be vet checked and kept under observation for rabies for 14 days.
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