Treaties as the best path to curb the arms race
The article argues for renewed progress on arms control through treaties. It notes House and Senate votes supporting a comprehensive nuclear test ban, outlines nine key treaties from 1960 to 1979, and urges President Reagan to push for a Geneva agreement to halt underground nuclear tests. It highlights Leach and Bedell as leaders and calls for swift negotiations in Geneva.
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Reagan
Gorbachev
U.S. House
Senate
U.S
Iowa
Leach
Bedell
House
Antarctic
Moscow
Washington
London
U.S. Senate
Vladivostok
Carter
Brezhnev
Vienna
Soviet Union
Nixon
Geneva
Typer Named Cornell Trustee and UN Iowa Board Member
Donald M. Typer of Mount Vernon serves as a trustee of Cornell College and a board member of the United Nations Association Iowa Division, reflecting active involvement in higher education and international affairs.
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Donald M. Typer
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
The
United Nations Association
Iowa
Tax Return Signals IRA Consideration For 1980s Decade
Tax forms prompt readers to consider their IRA contributions with lines for deductions. By 1985 more than 195 billion dollars rested in IRAs, and projections show over 500 billion by decade's end. IRAs offer up to 2000 dollar annual deductions for individuals or 2250 for couples with a non working spouse, with tax deferred growth and broad investment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Deposit Insurance Co
IRA Options: CDs Annuities Rollovers and Insurance Guidance
Vern Cooper outlines IRA vehicle choices including CDs for security and annuities offering higher yields and flexible withdrawals. He explains rollovers, 60 day tax-free transfers, and how insurance companies back annuities while noting penalties and protections, with Cooper of Cedar Rapids leading a multi-company agency representing Transamerica Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Vern Cooper & Associates
Transamerica Life Companies
Right and Waiver Errors in Newspaper Usage
The column critiques repeated misuses of words starting with w such as waste waist waiver waver and waives. Examples include burns from the waste up and reporters confusing waiver with waver in legal and review contexts, noting how such slips mislead readers and linger in old prose.
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Sammy Kaye
Grand Jury
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