Job Service director faces anonymous hate charge claims
Colleen Shearer recalls learning Gov Branstad investigated Job Service of Iowa from a pay phone while on vacation. She notes a general probe into administration and agency morale, with a letter alleging nepotism and improper conduct. Shearer says her initial reaction was that somebody has a lot of hate.
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Hero worship for Army Rangers in Savannah bar scene
Off duty salesmen in Savannah toast their return of Ron ie’s Rangers after a combat mission in Cuba. The piece notes hero worship at Remington’s, a $5,000 county pig roast, and a punk-rock salute with Jack Daniel’s as Rangers recount dawn the combat drop, casualties, and homecoming at Hunter Army Airfield.
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Clint Eastwood
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Israel seals off south Lebanon after Tyre blast
Israeli authorities tightened security across southern Lebanon halting traffic and sealing bridges after Friday's truck-bomb attack on an Israeli military HQ in Tyre. Sixty people died, including 28 Israeli soldiers and 32 Arab prisoners, marking the heaviest toll in more than a year of occupation.
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Outgunned PLO suffers 240 dead in Lebanon fighting
In Tripoli Lebanon PLO chairman Yasser Arafat and fighters repelled Syrian backed mutineers amid heavy shelling. Hospital sources count 240 dead and 550 wounded over three days. casualties include Abu Mustafa and his family. morgues overflow as doctors report shortages of medicines blood and power.
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Gazette Corrects Attribution In Oct 30 Report
The Gazette corrects a Oct 30 story that wrongly quoted Don Ellis of Solon as telling FBI agents he was a compulsive gambler. The paper will issue corrections for inaccuracies and welcomes complaints via phone.
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Hawks whip Wisconsin ISA battered Bowl reps see lawa roll to 34-14 victory
Hawks overpower Wisconsin as Bowl reps slump to 34-14. Feature notes include how to use summer clothes in winter and a look at new gloves, with a Parade magazine profile of Clare Boothe Luce at 80.
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