Iowa AIDS stance urges calm over limited risk groups
Iowa health officials led by Dr. Frank Koontz say AIDS cases in the state pose limited risk to the general public. The four high risk groups are gay men, mainline drug abusers, hemophiliacs, and Haitians. Two cases have been diagnosed in Iowa with treatment in Omaha and at the University of Iowa Hospitals.
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Scrabble AOS Four Rack Puzzle From 1983
Instructions show rearranging each row of letters to form 2 to 7 letter words. Total points per row follow right side scoring directions. 7 letter words earn a 50 point bonus. Blanks act as any letter with no points. Proper nouns foreign words slang or hyphenated terms are not allowed. Judd's solution tomorrow June 17 1983 from United Feat.
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Food stamp coupons stay in Cedar Rapids as card program rejected
ITS bid to replace paper food stamp coupons with plastic cards in Cedar Rapids was rejected by the USDA. A pilot in Iowa could have phased in electronic purchasing, with stores and clients using card accounts, aiming to cut coupon costs amid theft and fraud.
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Dubuque cocaine ring charges outline three men
Three Dubuque men Frank A. Carbone Steven E. Meier and James F. Zmudka faced U S District Court charges as major cocaine distributors in a case linked to the South End Tavern. Meier allegedly sold 1150 dollars worth of cocaine and Zmudka sold an ounce to an undercover agent. All appeared and were released with bonds and a June 27 preliminary hearing scheduled.
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Hiawatha Lions Club elects new officers led by Terry Quick
Terry Quick of 2366 Towne House Drive NE has been elected president of the Hiawatha Lions Club. New officers include Steve West first vice president Richard Pierce second vice president Leon ard Peck third vice president Charles Thillen treasurer Creg Waterhouse secretary Ken Peck ash Don Moose Mohler tail twister and Lee Waddington lion tamer. Hugh Carney and Lee Kratz were installed as one year directors on the board.
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Towne House Drive
Hiawatha Lions Club
Steve West
Richard Pierce
Leonard Peck
Charles Thillen
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Kirkwood hosts jobless info session on dealing with unemployment
A free information session on dealing with unemployment is set for Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon in Iowa Hall at Kirkwood Community College. Representatives from city, Kirkwood, and community agencies will discuss job search, resumés, applications, coping skills, financial aid, and early retirement options. Register by calling 398 5412 and provide social security number and section X55810 to the phone clerk.
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