Saint Maximilian Kolbe Declared a Saint in Vatican Ceremony
The Pope will canonize Polish priest Maximilian Kolbe, who sacrificed his life at Auschwitz in 1941 to save a condemned man, in St. Peter's Square. Also noted are a global debt crisis, political races, Iowa taxes, and regional stories across the paper.
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Beer bill loses steam amid bad press and opposition
Support for the Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act has stalled despite 282 House and 66 Senate co sponsors. Critics in consumer groups, the DOJ, FTC, grocers, and bar owners warn of monopolies and higher prices. Senator Metzenbaum vows to block floor action as lame duck session looms.
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Block orders farm loan help in Illinois program
Agriculture Secretary John Block announced that Farmers Home Administration county supervisors will assist farmers in finding private loan sources. The aim is to help those with credit problems remain in business through the 1983 crop year as FmHA reviews new loan requests.
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Teen girl and boyfriend held as material witnesses in Kellogg murder
In Kellogg Iowa a 37 year old man Ross Lloyd Miller was found dead his wife discovered the body in the living room and an autopsy indicated he was shot and stabbed Penny Miller is 25 and Darrell Fanning 25 were arrested Friday and are being held as material witnesses in Newton.
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Iowa crime drops in first half of 1982 report
Iowa Department of Public Safety officials report murders fell from 37 to 20 in the first six months of 1982, robberies from 752 to 481, and overall violent crime down 19.9 percent versus 1981. Arson cases declined 47.3 percent from 694 to 366.
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