University of Iowa bars affairs between instructors and students
The University of Iowa adopted a policy prohibiting amorous relations between faculty and students under supervision or in classes. The rule aims to deter third party harassment and requires faculty withdrawal from decisions affecting the student if a relationship exists or arises after enrollment.
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Mike Mrkvicka
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Susan R. Johnson
Johnson
U of I
James O. Freedman
Reagan plans broad new drug campaign to curb narcotics
White House officials say President Reagan will announce a nationwide drive against drug abuse in coming weeks. A nationally televised speech is possible but not finalized. Nancy Reagan's anti drug efforts are cited as influencing the president and an internal study was ordered to map proposals.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Thomas O’neill
House
Administration
Hill
Nancy Reagan
Donald T. Regan
Domestic Policy Council
Beirut car bomb kills 32 in Christian district blast
A car packed with explosives exploded in Beirut during morning rush hour killing 32 and wounding 140. Dozens of buildings were wrecked as rescuers freed survivors from rooftops. The attack marked the worst of seven car bombings in Lebanon that year amid an 11 year civil conflict.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Christian East Beirut
Sidon
Pilot plans polar flight to end of earth for fun and records
Millard Harmon a retired New York university administrator will fly his Beechcraft Bonanza to the North Pole in early August then circle the globe using a Navcorel GPS device to find true north. He has set 114 city to city speed records in Class C 1 C and holds a top speed of 235.55 mph Nantucket to Bermuda.
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Millard Harmon
North Pole
Harmon
Rockwell-Collins
Collins
Cedar Rapids
Delmar
N.Y
Albany
New York
State University System
Denver
Goose Bay
Reykjavik
Oslo
Frankfurt
Helsinki
Moscow
Nantucket
Bermuda
Ottawa
Kan
la Crosse
Wis
Challenger disaster intercom tape reveals pilot’s last words
NASA officials say pilot Michael J. Smith cried Uh oh as the shuttle Challenger exploded on January 28. Medical experts estimate the crew had six to fifteen seconds of useful consciousness after the blast before death. Emergency air packs may have given some time to respond.
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Pace Center
Michael J. Smith
NASA
Smith
Joseph Kerwin
National Aeronautics and Space
Tornadoes Sighted Across Iowa Cause Damage and Injuries
Violent storms lashed northwest Iowa with tornadoes and funnel clouds. A tornado struck a Port Neal coal plant near Sioux City injuring a guard and causing severe damage. Cars in a Salix parking lot were destroyed as lines went down and a motel and store in Sloan were flattened.
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Iowa
Port Neal
Sioux City
Woodbury County
National Weather Service
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Poweshiek
Tama
Washington
Sloan
Woodbury
Vicki Hamas
Salix
Dick Engel
Iowa Public Service
Engel
James Tracy
Marian Health Center
Briefs and Puzzles in the City Section
The page lists sections such as City Briefs, Classifieds, Serials, Crisscross, Crossword, Crypto-Quote, Deaths, Editorial, Money, Movies, People, Sports, Stocks and page coordinates. It appears to be a table of contents snippet from a newspaper.
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Iowa
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Wadih
End of Earth
Kurt Rogahn
Gazette
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IPS
Russell Christiansen
U.S
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