Iowa Forecast Sees Small Budget Slippage Ahead
State deficit outlook predicts a $12 million shortfall by June 30 1984, with current balance smaller than expected possibly widening the gap to about $30 million next year. Denny Prouty, legislative adviser, warns legislators that the deficit may be larger than earlier estimates.
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Denny Prouty
Cedar Rapids school budget review at board session
Cedar Rapids Community School District discussed the budget at a board work session. Officials noted 1.312 million in expenditures were declined to reach a 54.191 million overall budget, with older buses set to log 20000 extra miles next year.
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United Airlines Lease Ends at Cedar Rapids Airport
Cedar Rapids airport faces lease expiry at midnight with United Airlines not anticipated to sign a new lease soon. Airport director Roy Jameson notes leases exist with other carriers and expects United to receive new rate bills.
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New league forms the International Football League
The International Football League announces a 12 team spring summer operation with plans to begin play in 1984. Chicago Honolulu Houston Los Angeles Miami Nebraska New York are listed as market locations alongside competition from the United States Football League.
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Credit union may see loss over failed bank investment
The University of Iowa Credit Union faces a potential loss of about $319,600 from its investment in an Oklahoma City bank that failed last July. The note appears on Money page 5C.
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Oklahoma City
Five East Iowans vie for state beef and pork queen titles
The Gazette reports five contestants from the area remain in the yearlong state queen contest. The beef queen will be chosen at the cattlemen's convention in Des Moines January 4 to 6, and the pork queen on January 24 to 26 in Des Moines.
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Iowa State Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Gazette
Des Moines
Railroad deal seals Rock Island track sale
The Chicago and North Western Transportation Co. wins final federal approval to buy 720 miles of Rock Island Line track for 93 million dollars after Rock Island bankruptcy. The Soo Line made an 11th hour bid of 100 million for 770 miles mainly in Iowa and Missouri.
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Judge rules Riley in contempt in toxic shock case
Cedar Rapids attorney Tom Riley found in civil contempt for distributing court sealed documents from the Kehm toxic shock case. Judge Edward McManus ordered $10,000 to Procter & Gamble plus about $38,000 in attorney fees. two documents were trade secrets, others protected. Riley described the ruling as fair and may appeal. this marks his second contempt finding in 18 months.
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Kehm
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Tim White
White
Linn
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Morris Plan lends up to five to fifteen thousand dollars
Morris Plan offers loans from 5000 to 15000 with no payment due for ninety days. Consolidate total monthly payments into one and delay first payment. For details contact Jim or Paul at 366-2441.
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Jim
Paul
New Vocal Cord Disorder Mistaken for Asthma Identified
Experts report a vocal cord disorder misdiagnosed as asthma. Nine cases in 22 months at National Jewish Hospital show patients with wheeze and breathlessness improved by speech therapy and breathing control. Therapy also addressed psychological adjustment, with attacks fully resolved for up to two years.
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Denver
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New England Journal of Medicine
House probes Carter briefing papers in Reagan campaign
A House subcommittee opened an inquiry into how secret Carter briefing papers reached Reagan campaign aides during the 1980 debate. Chairman Donald Albosta said he will seek information from Jeane Kirkpatrick and NEA head Frank Hodsoll, while Stockman’s spokesman voiced no dispute over a pilfered copy remark.
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TCU names 14 outstanding student leaders in Fort Worth
Kerry Kreiman of 1643 47th St NE is among 14 Texas Christian University students honored as outstanding student leaders at the Fort Worth campus. her first name was corrected after a misspelling in Sunday’s Gazette.
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Kerry Kreiman
47Th St. NE
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
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