U S steps up military action in Latin America
Washington officials disclosed intensified U S operations in Central America ahead of El Salvador’s March 25 elections. U S forces increased to 1700 in Honduras, began new small scale maneuvers in Honduras, and armed 52 trainers in El Salvador with lethal weapons to deter guerrillas and Sandinista forces. Ground units will drill through June in no notice exercises to test crisis response.
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Gazette Wire Service
Washington
Reagan Administration
U.S
Central America
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Ment
John Hughes
Defense Department
193Rd Infantry Brigade
Panama
Reagan’ Administration
Secretary of Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Unemployment hits 22 year low in February
Washington AP Unemployment fell to 7.8 percent as 700000 Americans found jobs in February. Reagan aides hailed the report as strong sign of economic recovery with March toward Camp David, and officials called the labor market gains the best post recession recovery since the 1950s.
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Washington
Reagan
Camp David
United States
White House
Larry Speakes
Martin Feldstein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Labor Department
Iowa House votes 10 p.m. beer cutoff to curb drunk driving
The Iowa House approved a package to curb drunken driving by restricting liquor sales. Supporters want no carryout beer after 10 p.m. and allow Sunday brunch champagne, arguing it aids convention business. Rep. JoAnn Zimmerman recalled fatal accidents, urging earlier cutoffs.
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Judy Daubenmie
Brank
JoAnn Zimmerman
D-Waukee
Zimmerman
David Osterberg
Mount Vernon
Iowa House approves stricter drunk driving penalties and altered liquor hours
The Iowa House backed a Branstad plan raising fines and jail terms for drunk driving and delaying licenses for under 19. Sunday liquor sales would start at 10 a m and extend to midnight, with no carryout beer after 10 p.m. The measure, 76 to 13, blocked a move to raise the drinking age to 21.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Tot Drives Car Into Neighbor Garage
Beth Negro aged two backed a station wagon from her garage at 816 30th St Drive SE into the neighbor's garage punching a hole in the side. The car narrowly missed a pole and three trees on an 8:30 a.m. dash. no injuries were reported.
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Mark Glennarette
Beth Negro
Beth
30Th St. Drive
Donna
Mrs. Negro
John
Robert
Ann Briggie
The Best Time to Change Someone Is When They’re a Baby
Fragmentary note suggests a provocative claim about shaping behavior from infancy. The text includes garbled phrasing and no clear persons or organizations to anchor a full news style summary. The fragment implies a general concept rather than a reportable event.
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C.R
Latin America
Mam
Jasone
Ore
Oes
Eastern Iowa
By Judy Daubenn
Dan Jay
Centerville
Jay
Branstad
Tot
Wheel
Gazette
Rita Reed
John Negro
Linn County
Steve Gearhart
Negro
Quenuy
Marion
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