ISU suit alleges fraud by Tulsa broker over account
Iowa State University sues a Tulsa Oklahoma brokerage for fraud regarding a managed account. Cedar Rapids parks commissioner race sees incumbent David Kramer unopposed after Daniel Parks’ removal from the ballot. History museum opening in December 14 aims to triple attendance and showcase 55 000 square feet for major national and international exhibits between Chicago and Denver. Mitch Snyder addresses Iowa City, urging that humans can make a difference.
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Today’s Chuckle on Torch Singers and Firings
The column jokes about why torch singers are rare now, suggesting they are frequently fired. It notes the humor hinges on harsh job outcomes for performers and the era’s fickle entertainment scene.
Senate votes 98 0 to bar Iran imports
The Senate overwhelmingly approved an Iran embargo by a 98-0 vote as an amendment to a defense bill. The move, led by Bob Dole, was largely symbolic since Reagan planned a veto. Meanwhile a Kuwaiti tanker was escorted toward a gulf channel amid British mine sweeps and a Greek vessel was reportedly attacked by an Iranian gunboat with no casualties.
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Henry Ford II dies at 70 after rescue of firm
Henry Ford II dies at 70 after rescuing Ford Motor from near collapse. He led the company with a strong managerial team the Whiz Kids, championed social progress and civic projects, but faced clashes with Lee Iacocca. He oversaw the Mustang era and the Edsel setback amid a turbulent career.
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Reagan signs budget law amid vows to fight spending
President Reagan signed the Gramm Rudman budget balancing law in a Rose Garden ceremony. He pledged to battle big spenders in Congress while warning of across the board cuts if goals aren’t met. He defended the bill as needed to raise the national debt limit.
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Board rejects low bids for Cedar Rapids school buses
Cedar Rapids Community School Board rejected several low bids and awarded a 372 611 dollar contract for seven 66 passenger buses and three 48 passenger buses. The move followed an administration agreement to consider more than price in bus purchases. Board member Norm Hanson defended the decision amid abstention by Linda Nassif Tea.
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Cedar. Rapids Community
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