Contaminated mouthwash and eye drops prompt safety checks
Authorities in Florida pulled Lavoris mouthwash after four bottles were found laced with acid. In Palm Beach County four women reported eye burning from Visine A C, triggering product-safety checks. Riot police patrolled Nowa Huta amid street fighting and Solidarity leaders pledged further protests in four cities. A Beckley businessman urges the president's son to consider selling cars. Airlines face new bumping regulations, praised yet criticized for potentially overreach.
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Clearwater
Fla
Palm Beach County
U.S
Nowa Huta
Solidarity Union
World
Council Eyes Pay Raise For Iowa City Officials
The City Council of Iowa City meets this afternoon to discuss salary increases for seven members. Six council members earn 350 dollars a month while the mayor receives 400 dollars, rates unchanged since July 1 1976. at least two members feel a raise is overdue.
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City Council
Iowa City
Johnson County
Fry bristles at experts after Hawkeyes fall to Michigan
Iowa football coach Hayden Fry vented Sunday morning over criticism following the 29-7 defeat to Michigan. Fry told reporters he dislikes expert prognosticators judging his team and stated his stance on the matter.
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Iowa
Hayden Fry
Michigan
Fry
Rich woman keeps working despite wealth and fame
Leona Helmsley, married to one of America's wealthiest men, remains driven to prove herself independently. She notes she did not need money to marry, stressing continued professional effort and self-reliance.
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Leona Helmsley
United States
Harry Helmsley
Harry
Tauke Appel trade barbs over lagging economy in district debate
The 2nd District congressional debate sponsored by the League of Women Voters aired from Coe College. Tauke and Appel blamed each other’s parties for economic woes while supporting or opposing Reagan era policy and spending. Both favored curbing federal spending though Appel urged public works and trade barriers.
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Tom Tauke
Brent Appel
League of Women Voters
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe College
Kgan-Tv
Ken Sullivan
the Gazette
B. J. Good
League
Maggie Jensen
KGAN
Dave Hammond
Iowa State University Extension Service
Tauke
Reagan
Appel
United States
Couple Reweds After Forty Years of Marriage
Burlington report describes Henry Pepmeyer and Hazel Mary Pepmeyer remarrying at Bethany Lutheran Church. The 68 year old bride and 74 year old groom echoed vows first spoken four decades ago after wartime marriage with Pepmeyer a veteran of the 85th division who earned a Purple Heart and Silver Star. The bride's first and the groom's third marriages both link to present spouse. The pair say this time they will make it work.
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Burlington
UPI
Henry Pepmeyer
Hazel Mary Pepmeyer
Bethany Lutheran Church
Pepmeyer
Italy
Hazel
Meese says no plan to drop sanctions on Soviet pipeline
President Reagan’s adviser Edwin Meese said the administration has no plans to end sanctions on the Soviet natural gas pipeline and dismissed a New York Times report as distorted. He cited talks with European allies and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to sanctions while discussing Lebanon reconstruction aid and a possible second term for Reagan.
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Gazette Wire
Washington
Edwin Meese
New York Times
Meese
CBS
Malcolm Baldrige
U.S
White House
George Shultz
Poland
Reagan
Kremlin
United States
Cities Cancel Hundreds of Millions in Capital Projects
A Washington Post survey of 301 cities prepared for the Joint Economic Committee finds high interest rates and tight budgets cut planned capital projects by 60 percent last year. Cities canceled 73 bond issues totaling 685 million dollars as they face deficits and rising costs while expecting only 1.3 percent revenue growth this year.
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Orasninggton Post
Washington
Joint Economic Committee
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Reagan
Reuss
Congress
The Gazette Established in Cedar Rapids 1883
The Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Company and is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options for various time periods and regions with a note on no mail subscriptions in carrier areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lawe
U.S
Associated Press
Public opposition high to legalizing marijuana in Gallup poll
A Newsweek Gallup poll finds 74 percent oppose making marijuana legal and 53 percent say growing any amount should be criminal, with 58 percent believing use is rising. The survey of 785 adults was conducted Oct 13–14 by telephone.
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UPI
Newsweek
Gallup Organization
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Chicago
Russ Sanders
Des Moines
Hiawatha
Hazel Jenison
Keith
Hiawatha Folks
Lebanon
2Nd District
U. S
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Carter
Ronald Reagan
Hazel and
Amin Gemayel
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Matz
Earl Scheibs
Dupont
General Electric
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Roy
U.S. Public Health Service
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