Speer Dies at 76 in London Hospital
Albert Speer Adolf Hitler's architect and top Nazi official died at St Marys Hospital in London at age 76. He reportedly suffered an apparent stroke while in London to film a television documentary. Speer admitted guilt at Nuremberg and later wrote memoirs that boosted his fame and wealth.
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South Africa says Soviet warrant officer captured in Angola clash
South African Defense Minister Magnus Malan said armored units near Xangongo crossed into Angola last Monday and captured a Soviet warrant officer while some Russian officers allied with SWAPO were killed in heavy fighting. Washington reported no independent confirmation.
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Study finds bias not sole cause of pay gap
A three year National Research Council report for the EEOC concludes discrimination is not the only reason for gender wage gaps. It notes job segregation and women's temporary returns to home duties, while acknowledging complexities in achieving equal pay for equal worth. The San Jose strike prompted wage structure revisions by a majority women city council.
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Housing squeeze hurts families near Iowa City campus
City Councilman Clemens Erdahl says fall housing demand in Iowa City hurts working class families more than students. He criticizes University of Iowa enrollment forecasts and urges collaboration with incoming president James Freedman to plan for a larger student population and housing needs.
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Girl found after four days in Oregon brush
Five year old Mariam Miller survived four days in wild Conyers Creek area by eating wild blackberries. She was found by rescuers Monday night and taken home where she ate popcorn as police search for the kidnapping suspect continues.
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Conservatism rises as Top 40 echoes shift
A public sentiment appears increasingly conservative with more songs in the Top 40 becoming comprehensible to a broader audience. Copyright discussion frames current music trends as mainstream tastes adjust to clearer lyrics.
Iowa Supreme Court asked to rule on license suspensions for deferred judgments
The Iowa Supreme Court weighs whether a 30 to 90 day license suspension for deferred drunk driving judgments is constitutional. Washington County Judge Dick Schlegel blocked automatic suspension, saying deferred judgments end court actions before guilt is determined. The case stems from Gary Sueppel who had his license suspended for 30 days during a deferred judgment proceeding.
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