Ames Iowa State Iowa clash draws record football crowd
Officials expect over 53 000 fans for the Iowa vs Iowa State game in Ames the first meeting in decades with a stadium crowd to surpass the 52 974 attendance mark. Urick urged perspective noting it is a game and outlined stadium rules to curb disruptive behavior and items.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Max Urick
Iowa State University
Clyde Williams
Iowa City
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Urick
Reagan vows to cut all pensions including Social Security
President Reagan announced a new $16 billion budget cut plan targeting pensions and revenue sharing. He said the action would delay cost of living increases for Social Security by three months, saving billions, while Cabinet aides described broad sacrifices and potential elimination of non-defense programs.
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Larry Speakes
David Gergen
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House
Thomas O'Neill
D-Mass
Jack Kemp
New York
Kemp
Washington Post
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Defense
Frank Carlucci
Persian Gulf
Europe
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Grand Rapids
Mich
Speakes
Departments of Energy and Education
Vinton Youths Charged In Concrete Vandalism
Police identified three boys suspected of defacing two blocks of fresh concrete on West Fourth Street with bicycle activity and names scratched into the surface. Ages 10 and 11 were interviewed and released to parents. the third youth’s age was not yet known. Criminal mischief charges filed. juvenile court awaiting.
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Vinton
West Fourth Street
Mid-Rivers Contracting Corp
Hiawatha
Petition to Ban Beer Sales At Five Seasons Center Concerts
Cedar Rapids group PRIDE launched petitions to ban beer sales at all Five Seasons Center rock concerts citing teen drinking concerns. Center manager Mike Gebauer questions effectiveness as only about 25 percent of concertgoers are under 19. PRIDE plans to present to the Cedar Rapids City Council after Oct 15.
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Five Seasons Center
Mike Gebauer
PRIDE
Cedar Rapids
Wendy Taylor
The
Center Commission
Gebauer
Miller says gubernatorial run unlikely for 1982
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller, a leading Democratic potential for governor in 1982, says he is leaning toward running again for attorney general. He does not fully close the door on a governor bid but indicates it is unlikely.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tom Miller
Miller
Golfing quip: if he can break 85 he likely has no business
A sharp golfing maxim states that a man who cannot break 85 has no business on the course, while even one who can break 85 probably has no business either. Copyright note attached.
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