Reagan accuses Soviets of backing Lebanon and Grenada violence
President Reagan charged the Soviet Union with aiding violence in Lebanon and Grenada through a network of surrogates and terrorists. He cited Moscow's support for a Cuban run Grenada and vowed justice for those behind the Beirut bombing that killed 225 Marines and sailors.
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Iowan Soldier Russell L. Robinson Killed in Grenada
Pvt. Russell L. Robinson of Harpers Ferry Iowa was killed during the Grenada invasion. The Army identified him among eight service members killed, with 39 wounded and eight missing. His mother Lois Robinson learned of his death from the Army.
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Aurora
N.Y
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Today’s Chuckle What This Country Needs
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Grenada Invasion: U S Forces Press Cuban Positions
American forces pounded Cuban positions on Grenada with artillery and air strikes near Port Salines as Marines and paratroopers expanded the assault. Gen Hudson Austin remains defiant with a hostage reportedly held on the southern part of the island while U S officials claim a Cuban base was uncovered.
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Caribbean
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Washington
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Iowa jobless rate hits two year low at 4.6 percent
Iowa unemployment fell to 4.6 percent in September, down 1.2 points from August, the lowest since November 1981. About 17,300 more Iowans were employed, with manufacturing gains led by 5 000 Deere workers recalled in August.
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Iowa economy shows early signs of recovery in September
Iowa’s economic indicators rose in September driven by higher production of farm implements and non electrical machinery. Ed Stanek of the Office for Planning and Programming cites a 1.2 percent index gain and the 15th rise in 18 months as evidence the economy is beginning to recover.
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Gazette Rates Rise as Costs Grow in Eastern Iowa
The Gazette announces rate increases starting Sunday due to higher production and distribution costs. Seven day carrier delivery rises to 2.25 dollars, daily single copy to 30 cents, Sunday single copy stays at 1 dollar. prepaid options offer savings, with advance payment at Gazette offices.
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