House approves funds for MX missiles in budget vote
The House voted 239 to 186 to fund 625 million dollars for MX missile development and test flights, sending the measure to the Senate. Iowa's delegation opposed the funding, while Reagan praised the vote as a step for national security and peace.
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Texas
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High Court rules against tax breaks for racially biased schools
The Supreme Court, 8-1, upheld IRS authority to deny tax exemptions to discriminatory private schools. Chief Justice Burger said racial discrimination in education violates public policy and merits eradicating it. Reagan said the administration would obey the law.
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Branstad to promote Iowa tourism at Waukee information center
Gov. Terry Branstad will spend two hours June 3 at the Waukee Interstate 80 information center to hand out brochures and discuss Iowa attractions. Press secretary Susan Neely says the visit aims to boost center visibility and may lead to further appearances at other centers.
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Iowa Development Commission
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Prices rise as April deficitis hits U S economy and CPI jumps
The government reports April consumer prices up 0.6 percent the largest in nine months led by gasoline and housing. The Treasury notes the first April deficit in two decades at 3.31 billion as tax receipts lag. Economists call the rise a one shot deal with energy influence and expect inflation to stay moderate.
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Data Resources Inc
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May We Have the Next Dents Chuckle Sign
The auto repair shop posted a lighthearted sign in a playful tone. It captions a joke about handling car dents while inviting customers to visit for service. The item reflects a casual humor approach in a local business setting.
$4.5 Million Claim Filed Over Iowa Child Abuse Case
The Cedar Rapids children seek $1.5 million each from the state and three Linn County DSS workers for alleged negligent abuse investigations and coverups regarding the mother Dorothy Bruce. The claim targets the State Appeal Board, with potential court action if rejected. Bruce faces sentencing for lascivious acts with a child and perjury next week.
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