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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1982

Page

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Senate votes to halt three day railroad strike

The Senate voted to end a three day railroad strike, overriding union demands and supporting a settlement that imposes an 11 percent pay hike over 39 months. The move aims to avert mass layoffs and restore rail operations across major lines including Amtrak and Conrail.

Senate Gazette Wire Services Washington National Railroad Labor Committee Orrin Hatch Rutah Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Hatch Kennedy House Energy and Commerce Committee Conrail New England Mississippi River Boston- Washington Amtrak Reagan Rail Management House John Sytsma Congress Railroad

GNP up 1.5 percent in third quarter economy shows slow upturn

The Commerce Department reports a 1.5 percent annualized gain in real GNP for the third quarter, with 2.1 percent growth in the prior quarter. Economists warn the rise is too modest to signal a full boom or end to recession, though the White House calls recovery in sight.

Gazette Wire Services Washington U.S Department of Commerce Department Commerce Department Theodore Torda White House

Index Little Boys Who Constantly Whine Probably Become Groan Men

A brief humorous note on childhood behavior cites a saying that persistent whining leads to lifelong groaning. The caption framing suggests a light comic sentiment rather than a formal study.

Offer Asian languages, U of president advises

University of Iowa President James O Freedman urged high schools and colleges nationwide to start basic Arabic Japanese and Chinese courses rather than focus on Spanish French and German He noted Western European languages dominate teaching for centuries while world politics and trade shift East urging earlier language exposure before college and referencing Gov Ray task force on language instruction growth.

Tom Walsh Shneounty Iowa City Iowa United States University of Iowa James O. Freedman State Board of Regents Freedman U of I Europe South America Robert Ray

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