House blocks 65 mph highway plan amid stalled talks
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash over a national 65 mph speed limit. Rep. James Howard demands non negotiable highway safety terms before any rise, while Sen. Robert Stafford resists and blocks staff talks, imperiling conference committee progress.
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U.S. frees Zakharov and denies Daniloff swap
The United States released Gennady Zakharov after a no contest espionage plea, while Nicholas Daniloff, the American journalist charged with spying, was freed in Moscow. Secretary Shultz cited a Reagan Gorbachov meeting in Iceland as a byproduct of the exchange.
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Reagan and Gorbachev to Meet in Iceland in October
President Reagan agreed to a two day Reykjavik meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev on October 11 and 12 to prep for a future Washington summit. Officials say the session is preparatory not a summit and will cover arms control regional conflicts and human rights as diplomats seek moves toward final accord. Secretary of State Shultz cited a regular agenda and expressed hope for a year end Washington summit.
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International Monetary Fund
September rains stall Cedar Rapids outdoor work
Dick Hogan reports Cedar Rapids area received over 7 inches of rain in September delaying outdoor jobs and events. Construction of Ellis and Cherry Hill pools slowed as crews struggle with saturated ground and lost two weeks of time.
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Cedar Rapids
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Rain disrupts Cedar Rapids area work and business
Inches of rain from March flood Cedar Rapids streets and slowed construction delaying paving roofing and sodding. Car washes like Feather Touch and Van Wash stayed busy cleaning mud filled interiors while tree planting and city projects paused as crews cited wet conditions and a muddy forecast.
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Feather Touch
Cedar Rapids
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Kyle Skogman
Don
Primus
Mark Shelton
Midwest Region
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Personal crisis reports loom over Cedar Rapids junior highs
Cedar Rapids area schools confront teen distress as incidents of death by own action surface among junior high students. A 13 year old died of a gunshot, with authorities unsure if accidental or self inflicted, while Franklin Junior High and Harding Junior High report several near misses this fall.
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Linn County
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Harding Junior High
Colin Williams
Kids lack judgment despite more knowledge
A quoted observer notes that children today possess more information than in the past but lack the maturity and judgment to navigate some situations, implying limited wisdom. The remark underscores concerns about youth decision making and guidance needs.
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