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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1982

Page

10

Pension benefits in Senate and House IPERS proposals

The IPERS plan changes affect public workers with current pensions near 47 percent of top five salaries and a $20 000 earnings ceiling. The Senate would raise to 50 percent and a House version would cap at 50 percent with $20 000, while a 21 000 to 23 000 ceiling proposal failed. Amendments to buy back years and raise employer contributions were rejected.

Senate House Iowa Board of Regents Jean Lloyd Jones Lown City Lloyd-Jones Swearingen Phil Tyrrell North English Tyrrell Wally Horn D-Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College Col Lege Diane Brandt Cedar Falls Brandt

Brezhnev Hospitalized Rumor Scrutiny by Western Analysts

Western analysts say indications point to Brezhnev's illness and hospitalization after a round of speeches and travel. Soviet officials offered few details with officials and media withholding confirmation while access to the hospital remained restricted.

Brezhnev Health Ministry Communist Party Bangladesh Moscow Ali Nasser Muhammed Kremlin England

Reagan shows no current symptoms after medical review

Burton Smith, Reagan's longtime California physician, attended Thursday's examination noting no recurrent symptoms. Four procedures were performed, including urine tests and imaging, with Smith reporting no evidence of malignancy and no further evaluation needed.

Burton Smith Los Angeles Reagan California Smith Speakes Daniel Ruge Washington Ruge

Spring storms cause avalanches and wide damage across the West

A series of spring storms produced deadly avalanches killing six people near Alpine Meadows California while trapping hundreds in mountain cabins and closing highways from California to Idaho. Snow totals reached 12 feet in spots with up to four inches of rain in Northern California and high winds felling trees and cutting power to thousands.

Associated Press California Idaho Harry Gordon National Weather Service Kansas City Nevada Alpine Meadows Squaw Valley Calif Tuolumne el Dorado Placer Counties Boomtown Hotel Reno Sierra Sid Sparks Larry Tiller Boomtown Salt Lake City Utah Highway Patrol Mike Cadell Los Angeles Pacific Asia Thornton Jeffries

Militants clash with troops over Sinai withdrawal at Yamit

Israeli forces and hundreds of militants fought near Yamit as Israel began withdrawing from Sinai under the peace treaty. The scene included calls for prayer shawls and Sheikhs, with clashes escalating as some protesters reached the shore while others were restrained. Carrington urged negotiations and European peace efforts while Israel prepared for further plans and a visit by Shamir.

Yamit Sinai UPI Ariel Sharon Israel Jerusalem Lord Carrington Britain Carrington Yitzhak Shamir Camp David PLO Menachem Begin Egypt Mediterranean Sharon Rafael Eitan Tel Aviv

Falklands Dispute Deepens as Argentine Salvage Crew Stirs Tensions

The article outlines 1976 clashes over the Falklands Malvinas with an Argentine destroyer firing near a British vessel. Argentina and Britain cut ties, later restored in 1980, while Buenos Aires questions a 1971 joint declaration on commercial activity. A March incident saw an Argentine salvage team land on South Georgia, raise the flag, and abandon a dozen men.

Falklands Argentina Britain Malvinas South Georgia Islands

Branstad Encourages Idea Amid Gubernatorial Speculation

Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad, acting as Senate presiding officer, called Senate Minority Leader Lowell Jenkins with a playful nod to a controversial idea. Branstad, seen as likely Republican gubernatorial nominee, could be ready to succeed Ray if the governor resigns before January.

Terry Branstad Senate Lowell Jenkins D-Montrose Branstad Ray

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