Regents Hear Freshmen Report At State Universities
Regents meeting discusses freshmen report highlighting concerns about education quality across Iowa three state universities. Separate items note a political firestorm as Sen Minnette Doder er targets Wayne Cooley of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. Harvest begins in Eastern Iowa with hail damage affecting at least one farm. Farm Progress Show in Washington County will emphasize new energy conservation practices for farmers.
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Wayne Cooley
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Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Washington County
Techniques born seven years ago give new rabies hope
Until seven years ago when Matt Winkler then 6 was bit ten by a rabid bat no one had ever survived rabies a virus that attacks the central nervous system convulsing and choking its victim to death Techniques pioneered then have given new hope to rabies victims.
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Matt Winkler
Exercise frequency to prevent breakdown, expert tips
Dr. Neil Solomon outlines how many workouts per week help a person avoid deterioration. The piece appears on page 8B. A separate question to parents about refusing life saving blood transfusions for religious reasons is discussed on page 6B.
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Neil Solomon
Problems Cloud Carter's Jobs Plan Across Regions
In the second of a three part series regional leaders critique President Carter's energy and welfare package. The article examines how southern and midwestern critics view the plan as shortsighted and fiscally risky.
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Vernors
Rer
Bell presses Korea for return of Tongsan Park
Attorney General Griffin Bell says he will send a second letter to the president of South Korea demanding the United States recover Tongsan Park, a central figure in the Korean scandal.
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Griffin Bell
South Korea
United States
Tongsan Park
Linn-Mar Lions defense shines in Marion clash
Bob Hersom profiles two stalwarts in Linn-Mar Lions defense after a Marion showdown in his Prep of the Week column. The note appears on Page 40. Weather outlook shows rain tonight and mild weekend temperatures. A couple’s car repair unexpectedly adds a fifth shock. Copyright.
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Bob Hersom
Low EPA Radiation Oversight Cited by GAO
The GAO charges the EPA lacks scope and resources to study radiation risks and has issued no effective standard in six years. About 22,000 Americans annually develop cancer or genetic disorders from radiation, with monitoring failing to cover 40 percent of the public. The report notes declining funding, minimal data, and awaits a January standard not yet in effect, while waste from nuclear reactors and weapons facilities will grow to over 11 million cubic feet by 2000.
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New York Times
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EPA
Teens Wage Row Shapes Minimum Bill Debates
The 1.6 million unemployed teens may drive a wage bill with a youth differential. Republicans back a two level minimum wage promising 75 to 85 percent of adult pay for six months. Labor leaders urge training and options to protect minority youths amid a 40.4 percent jobless rate for black teens.
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House
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Afl-Cio
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Air Force Plane Crashes Killing 20 at Manzano Base
An air force four engine aircraft crashed into a mountainside at Manzano base near Kirtland, killing all twenty aboard. The craft exploded half a mile from nuclear material bunkers three minutes after takeoff at 11 45 p m from Kirtland. Fire teams recovered at least fifteen bodies in a predawn search.
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Allegations Against Bert He Transporting a Georgia Nomination Battle
Washington reports major charges against Bert He alleging illegal financing of his 1974 Georgia gubernatorial bid with over 1.2 million in Calhoun First National overdrafts. He allegedly used National Bank of Georgia funds and aircraft for personal gain and blocked overdraft disclosures with regional bank oversight officials, risking his nomination as budget director.
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Bert Lance
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UPA
Calhoun First National Bank
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