Reagan Veto Sparks House Battle Over 1982 Budget Bill
The veto blocks a spending bill funding several federal agencies through Sept 30 1982 with 918 million more for social programs and 500 million of 2.6 billion for defense. Congress frets as next 13 appropriations bills loom and furloughs risk resuming.
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R-Mass
House
Austrian embassy raid ends with swift police action
Kruszyk and three gunmen seized after a 12 minute raid at the Vienna embassy. Hostage Col. Dobruszewski reportedly attempted suicide. no explosives found amid claims of 55 pounds of dynamite. Police used stun devices and flash bombs to storm the building. no shots fired.
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Vienna
Furgler
Zygmunt Dobruszewski
Dobruszewski
Bern
Marco Albisetti
Library bids received for 80,000 foot project in Cedar Rapids
The Library Foundation and Library Board will hear bid reports Wednesday at Securities Corporation of Iowa offices. Low base bids include Knutson Construction for 4.436 million, Bowker for HVAC plumbing 848,426, and E S Electrical 583,650. Climate Engineers topped HVAC bids at 363,800. Construction may start this fall. The library sits on First to Sixth avenues SE, funded by Hall Foundation grant and private gifts, with the foundation to own and lease back to the city for 1 year.
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Sixth Avenues
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Dear Abby Advice Letters and Reader Questions
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges on marriage affection, priestly counsel limits, cosmetic breast implants disclosure, dating etiquette, and gift etiquette. The letters show tensions over truth in relationships, spousal affection expectations, and social manners with responses advising honesty and courtesy.
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Fort Dodge Man Sets Self and Car Ablaze
Fort Dodge resident Anver Habhab, 66, set himself and his car on fire Tuesday afternoon at the Scally Mines area west of Fort Dodge. He was listed in critical condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City on Thursday after authorities found him conscious when removed from the locked vehicle.
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Iowa
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Private rocket launch marks milestone for SSI venture
SSI Chairman David Hannah hailed the ignition as a success comparing it to NASA’s Mercury Redstone and foresees an orbital test flight in two years to push privately funded space exploration. The launch honored investor Teddie Wynne who died early Thursday morning. Lee Scherer praised the private effort against government sites.
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David Hannah
Smithsonian Magazine
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Wynne
Free Enterprise
Lee Scherer
Kennedy Space Center
Israel strikes Syrian air defenses amid Lebanon fighting
Israel reported a second unopposed air strike in as many days targeting Syrian anti aircraft missile batteries near Dahar el Baydar east of Beirut. It said four Soviet made SAM 9 systems were knocked out and another high end system destroyed, totaling 26 Syrians missiles destroyed since June 6 invasion. Arab leaders endorsed the Fez Charter proposing a fully independent Palestinian state with capital in Jerusalem and a regional framework for peace with Israel, conditional on Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories since 1967.
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Dahar el Baydar
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Mohamed Boucetta
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