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Monday,
October
3, 1983
UTAH
If keeping up in school is tough imagine the increased difficulty unable to hear. Writer Reagan interviews two deaf students.
STATE
UNIVERSITY
for you, if you were Davis . .. Page 3
Logan, Utah
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A stubborn defense in the second half and
an improved offense in the first half combined to give the Aggies their first season football win. . . . ..... Page 7
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it@it~~ film@, fill Movement walks for arms talks Saturday morning almost 70 Cache Valley citizens participated in a "Freeze Walk," a nationally organized walk-athon event designed to raise funds to support and further a nuclear freeze. Locally the walk was sponsored by CCONAR (Cache Citizens Opposed to the Nuclear Arms Race),and despite poor weather the walk took place as scheduled. The 10-kilometer walk wound through central Logan, beginning and ending at Logan's Central Park.
USU students were the majority of those participating in Saturday's anti-nuclear demonstration, labeled a Freeze Walk. It was part of nationwide effort to bring attemion to a proposed freeze on nuclear weapons.