Stones Keep 24 000 Spellbound at UNI Dome
About 24 000 fans flooded the main floor of the UNI Dome for the Rolling Stones concert in Cedar Falls. Mick Jagger danced nonstop with Keith Richards and Ron Wood as the band delivered a string of 60s classics amid heavy water spray and a drenched stage.
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Iowa
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University of Northern Iowa
Funds Snagged as Agencies Brace for Shutdown
Washington (UPI) Congress failed to pass a continuing resolution by midnight, triggering a government shutdown threat. President Reagan ordered non essential operations halted. essential staff such as air traffic controllers and the military stay on duty. The House and Senate recessed as a conference committee works to craft a lean funding bill to avert a veto and minimize disruption.
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Winter storm toll rises across Midwest
A blizzard left at least 13 dead across the Midwest and Michigan cities buried under foot-deep snow, with power outages affecting about 92,000 homes and businesses. The storm disrupted schools and highways as utilities worked to restore power, while tornadoes damaged aircraft in Atlanta and deaths were reported in Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Wyoming and South Dakota.
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Soviets Ready to Hear Missile Reduction Plans
Kremlin spokesman Vadim Zagladin said Soviet leaders, though skeptical, are prepared to hear details of Reagan's missile reduction offer as U.S.-Soviet talks begin in Geneva on November 30. Brezhnev reportedly asked Reagan for a personal meeting to discuss major questions.
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White House
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Jimmy Carter
Index Definition of a Moderate in Political Thought
A moderate is defined as a person who holds the same view you do, regardless of the specific belief. This formulation emphasizes the neutral alignment of opinions over ideological specifics.
Bombshell game pulled after royal protest and store bans
In England the toy Bombshell, a bomb disposal themed game, was pulled after protests including Prince Charles condemning it as dreadfully bad taste. Waddingtons halted production as major stores like Selfridges stopped selling, amid turmoil in Northern Ireland and royal criticism.
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Jimmy Jitters
Tommy Twitters
Piper Willy
Waddingtons House of Games Ltd
Leeds
Selfridges
Waddingtons
Northern Ireland
Austins
Londonderry
Judge blocks new rules cutting welfare payments
U.S. District Judge Joseph Lord permanently blocked Reagan era AFDC rules affecting about 41,790 Pennsylvania families, citing a procedural error in announcing the changes. The injunction halts cuts averaging 133 dollars monthly for some and 64 dollars for others, with potential nationwide precedent and large-scale implications.
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UPI
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Third Circuit
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Philadelphia Citizens In Action
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Richard Schweiker
Department of Public Welfare
Helen O'Bannon
United States
Linda Cromwell
Iowa Court Ruling Faces Appeal In AFDC Debate
Commissioner Michael Reagen of the Iowa Department of Social Services calls the ruling premature to judge its effect on Iowa AFDC. A Justice Department appeal is said to rest on the ruling’s applicability to Pennsylvania, not other states. If upheld, national implications could be wide as Iowa previously canceled or reduced benefits for about 7,950 households affecting roughly 26,400 residents.
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Iowa
Robert Ray
U.S. Justice Department
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