Bond or personal recognizance: Who gets out?
Tobin and two others were released on bond or personal recognizance while facing serious charges. The judge noted release depends on court appearance risk, while bonds fund cash if the defendant fails to appear. Kuba and Van Elson were released on personal recognizance under supervision of the Department of Correctional Services.
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Steven Tobin
1604
14Th Ave. SE
Tobin
John A. Kuba
Cedar Rapids
Keith van Elson Jr
Williams Blvd
Linn
Gazette
Kuba
van Elson
Department of Correctional Services
House defense bill largely grants Reagan requests
The House approved a $175 billion 1983 defense authorization with a minimal 1 percent cut after seven days of debate, sending the measure to a conference with the Senate. Differences remain over chemical weapons production and Air Force transport planes.
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Washington
UPI
House
Reagan
Senate
Pentagon
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Glickman
Defense
Fleeing driver kills 3 on sidewalk in San Ysidro
A hit and run suspect Edward? Sgt George Alexander Biddy 25 a Marine from Camp Pendleton fled police after a property damage crash. He drove onto a sidewalk in San Ysidro toward the Mexican border hitting a crowd of exchange students killing three and wounding seven including an American tour guide.
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San Ysidro
Calif
UPI
San Diego
Bill Robinson
Robinson
George Alexander Biddy
Camp Pendleton
Biddy
Branstad Endorses Balanced Budget Amendment During Debate
In Des Moines Republican Terry Branstad backed a constitutional balanced budget amendment during a debate before the Iowa Pork Producers Association, arguing Iowa bans deficits. Democrat Roxanne Conlin said she would study the proposal before endorsing it. The exchange opened a five‑debate sequence.
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Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Roxanne Conlin
Iowa Pork Producers Association
Candidates clash over balanced budget in Iowa debate
A panel quiz during a regional debate touched on a federal balanced budget amendment and the status of ratification. Governor Branstad cited Iowa agri milestones and blamed the grain embargo for farm pains while Conlin faulted state mismanagement and Reagan policies, calling for lower interest rates and grain agreements with the Soviet Union.
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Branstad
Robert Ray
Carter
Iowa
Conlin
Reagan
Soviet Union
PLO signs six point paper on Beirut pullout
The PLO signed a six point document at the Arab League meeting pledging to withdraw its armed forces from Beirut. The move follows U N and Lebanese reports and amid intense mediation by U S envoy Philip Habib seeking Yasir Arafat's clear commitment to pull out about 6,000 fighters. The statement, drafted in Jeddah, was signed by Farouk Kaddoumi and read to the U N Security Council.
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United Press International
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arab League
Beirut
PLO
United Nations
Lebanon
U.S
Philip Habib
Yasser Arafat
Menachem Begin
Habib
Jeddah
Arafat
Farouk Kaddoumi
United Arab Emirates
WAM
Zeddi Labib Terzi
Security Council
Mideast
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