If a Practically Perfect President Talked Sense
The piece imagines a flawless leader delivering a blunt budget warning on TV. It contrasts calm fiscal responsibility with public outrage and moral judgments as citizens react to proposed cuts, drafts, and tax changes amid a looming deficit and political battles.
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Paragon
Reagan
Montana
Tennessee Auto
Florida
Laguna Beach
Princeton
Sylvester Stallone
White House
A Ride on a Comet with Halley Return
Astronomer Carl Sagan and Ann Drugan describe the voyage of Halley’s Comet from interstellar darkness to Earth vicinity as it returns after a million years. Parade.
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Carl Sagan
Ann Drugan
Earth
Pierre Salinger Reflects On JFK Press Secretary Peak
The piece notes Pierre Salinger’s career from novelist to U S senator and Paris news correspondent. He ranks his time as John F Kennedy's press secretary as the high point of his life.
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Pierre Salinger
U.S
Paris
John Kennedy
Farmstead offers city visitors a rural respite in Pennsylvania
Freya Phillips runs a vacation farm in Pennsylvania inviting urban guests to bale hay tend a colt or simply enjoy nature to glimpse rural life. The feature notes her aim is to show how wonderful country living can be.
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Freya Phillips
Pennsylvania
Women and Little Ones Saved in Fire
An article reports Mrs. Douglas and possibly Mr. Douglas were saved from a fire. The headline notes women and children were rescued and Mrs. Douglas is safe, with Mr. Douglas believed to have escaped as well.
Titanic Sinking Sends Cedar Rapids Into Shock
The Gazette reports the Titanic disaster of 1912 shocked Cedar Rapids as four passengers hailed from the city. Three survived while Walter Douglas was among the 1513 who died, reflecting the broad impact on local residents.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Walter Douglas
Metro-lowa
Time to change: Farm economist says farmers must adapt
Farm economist Michael Boehrle of Iowa State University warns farmers to adopt major changes at both industry and individual levels before profitability returns to agriculture. He argues structural shifts require strategic actions now.
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Michael Boehrle
Iowa State University
Poles Call General With Policy Advice
The Polish government uses a call the general program to gather public opinions for policy guidance. Citizens relay concerns to Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski weekly, though he has not answered the telephone, and the process follows public polling trends in domestic policy.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Jaruzelski
U.s.world
Soap opera scholar meets Hagman at Dallas
A 21 year old Dublin graduate Caroline Kennedy presented her thesis Melodrama and Women's Issues to Larry Hagman. He read pages and planned to share the work with Dallas producers to gain insights from the study.
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Dublin
Ireland
Larry Hagman
J.R. Ewing
Dallas
Hagman
Caroline Kennedy
Beer fed corn experiments stir Ida Grove farmer questions
Ida Grove farmer Ed Hammer tested pouring three brands of beer on three experimental corn rows inside a fiberglass hut. He observed varying shoot counts and shaky ear development, blaming soil acidity and excessive watering. Hammer plans to seek refunds from cattlemen associations over beef checkoff funding until inspection procedures improve.
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Nancy Kimball
Ida Grove
Ed Hammer
Hammer
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