Bush Promotes Defense Spending On Iowa Visit
Vice President Bush urged stronger U S defense spending during his first official Iowa swing. He argued Reagan’s plan strengthens bargaining position with the Soviet Union and aims to cut nuclear arsenals, while acknowledging economic costs. Bush defended Reagan’s fiscal promises and praised Republicans Jepsen and Grassley for backing arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
United States of America
Iowa State Association of Counties
Greater
Des Moines
Roger Jepsen
Charles Grassley
Saudi Arabia
Lynch
Jepsen
Senate
White House
Mystery bomber wreckage linked to Iowa pilot Pelzer
The 1945 crash of L. P. Pelzer remains were found in a ravine after days of helicopter searches. Relatives, including his mother, were informed of the discovery. Pelzer's death was confirmed a year and a day after the crash.
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Pelzer
Pelzers
Henry
Battle of the Bulge
Leff
Louis Pelzer
Dennis Boamer
U.S. Navy
American Express
Lemoore Naval Air Station
Fresno
Calif
L.P. Pelzer
Iowa City
Iowa Department of Veteran Affairs
The
State Archives
University of Iowa
Reagan defends tax cuts amid budget talks and recession
Reagan vows not to rescind delay or reduce tax relief while rejecting big tax hikes. He says the plan will continue though balancing the budget in 1984 may slip from reach. Some aides say he opposes tax increases, while congressional sources warn up to 45 billion dollars in hikes could still be considered in 1983 and 1984.
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Reagan
President Bush answers student questions in Ames town hall
In Ames a student challenged the president about arms sales abroad and internal strife. Bush replied firms sell arms overseas and warned the world is not idealistic. He asked about Iran under Khomeini, and a heavily accented student replied “Good, very good.”
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U.S
Bush
Soviet Union
Iran
Khomeini
City Council Petition Sparks Elderly Parking Protest
Vaude Fellwock, a retired assistant chief of police, complains that the city quietly changed parking rules after an election causing discrimination against seniors. Bob Galli and Jim Routhe link two hour meters to downtown parking conflicts with Capri College and Legion Lanes patrons, saying four hour meters would ease crowding and protect bowlers.
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Vaude Fellwock
Legion Lanes
Bob Galli
Jim Routhe
Capri College
City parking changes eyed to ease deficit
Wayne Murdock public improvements commissioner says two hour meters stay for now while the city leases the county lot to gain about 25 000 a year. The Third Avenue Parkade is closed at night on select days and senior leagues face relocation worries as plans to cut losses unfold.
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the Gazette
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Legion Lanes
Lois Schultz
Lancer
Mays City
First Avenue
Schultz
Bob Galli
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