Reagan faces fading budget hopes amid dropping approval
The Nation reports most Americans do not blame President Reagan for weak budget prospects while AP NBC polls show continued declines in his approval ratings. A West German firm signs a $45 billion East West gas trade with the Soviet Union drawing U.S. opposition over energy dependency concerns. Secretary of State Haig wins the 1981 Doublespeak Award for suggesting slain El Salvador nuns were shot due to misread signals.
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Poll finds 76 percent favor evolution and creation teaching
Opinion column notes an Associated Press NBC poll showing 76 percent support teaching both evolution and creation. The piece criticizes the pollsters and respondents for presumed misunderstandings. Page 6A.
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Conlin hosts state forums as she weighs governor bid
Roxanne Conlin travels Iowa outlining tentative proposals to fix future problems during campaign forums. A Linn County District Court custody dispute over a 9 year old is unresolved after a three week trial.
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Brady to leave hospital for good Monday
White House deputy press secretary Larry Speakes announced James Brady will go home from George Washington University Medical Center on Monday for good after eight months of recovery from the March 30 assassination attempt. Brady has paralysis on his left side and doctors aim for cane-assisted walking while his mind remains sound.
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Ad Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Rates shown include carrier 1.65 per week and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues at 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks, and 123.00 52 weeks to other states, with no mail subscriptions where carrier service exists. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Japanese papers allege Allen received two watches
Major Japanese dailies report National Security Adviser Richard Allen received two Seiko watches from interviewers of Nancy Reagan. The items valued around 165 dollars each, bought duty-free at Narita on Jan 15, with Allen allegedly accepting both and planning to pass the second on. Justice and FBI liaise over the 1000 dollar honorarium involved.
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Picket planned over rent hike at Parkview Mobile Home Court
Johnson County residents at Parkview Mobile Home Court near Oxford protest a 20 dollar monthly rent raise from 70 to 90 dollars due December 1. Tenants allege poor notice and fear eviction while there are claims of animal abuse after a cat disappeared and a staff member allegedly shot a loose pet.
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