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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1983
Page
3
A mother whose teenage son was fatally stabbed at a convenience store and a former firefighter are among the people involved in the many lawsuits against Iowa City. The report notes Johnson County, page 23A.
A Friday outage left more than 15 buildings on the east campus without electricity water or heat for hours. Electrician Robert Hradek was seriously burned while working on a 5 000 volt panel at the Burlington Street plant. Power returned by 3 30 a.m. and steam lines were up by 3 a.m. Researchers faced disrupted experiments and several labs reported losses though data was largely recoverable.
The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions cost $1.95 weekly by carrier and $9.20 for 7 issues in 4 weeks by mail, $95 for 52 weeks, with higher rates for other states. No mail subscriptions where carrier service exists. Associated Press content is exclusive for local news republication.
An interagency study group is expected to inform President Reagan that the Soviet Union violated the unratified SALT II treaty and raise questions about compliance with the 1974 underground nuclear test treaty. The panel cites a February 8 Plesetsk missile test as a trigger and notes possible U.S. actions to follow.
A Honduran linked to military planning says the United States supplied intelligence and training to Sandinista opponents in Nicaragua from Honduras. He cites arms shipments in 1982, 50 plus advisers, underwater gear for sabotage teams, and coordination with U.S. officials, a view echoed by senators and a Reagan official.
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