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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1982
Page
3
The Linn County Health Center board approved expanding the Linn County Handicapped Systems adult day care program this fall. About 15 people currently rely on the service, with final implementation contingent on funding and other considerations.
Cedar Rapids faces ongoing and future financial strains on its parking system blamed on rising costs and shrinking revenue. A separate Iowa House vote narrowly linked a 3 cent per gallon gasohol tax rise with 3 million in subsidies for alcohol fuel producers. The EPA plans to shift water safety monitoring duties back to Iowa as federal law aims to transfer oversight to the state.
Evan Hultman of Waterloo is nominated for U S attorney for Iowa Northern District. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear April 21, with two members opposed. Hultman is expected to testify as the panel weighs the nomination. Iowa News, page 11A.
Golf's real master Sam Snead remains a dominant figure for peers and fans despite nearing 70. The article notes Snead's enduring influence and ongoing presence on the greens, highlighting his continued relevance in the sport.
Richard A. Brock of Milwaukee told a Cedar Rapids seminar on Tuesday that a current rally in livestock and grain markets may not benefit farmers in the long run. The remarks appeared on page 7B of the farm section.
In Cedar Rapids, an attorney for Procter & Gamble pressed Dr. Bruce Dan on statistical studies linking Rely tampons to toxic shock and the death of Patricia Kehm on Sept. 6, 1980. Cross examination highlighted study methods and questions about data quality while noting the death’s cause and related CDC research.
HUD sets aside 1.6 million for a 46 unit rent subsidized Oak Hill project in Cedar Rapids with 30 two bedroom and 16 three bedroom townhouses. Mortgage at 7.14 percent for 40 years, first year rent subsidy 271 440 dollars, with Levy Malone Co of Des Moines arranging financing and a news conference planned with Mayor Don Canney.
Today features city council and state agency meetings in Cedar Rapids with three p.m. Oak Hill Citizens session and a Hiawatha council gathering. University Symphony performs Brahms Requiem at Hancher. Free Cedar Rapids Brass at Garbee Hall. Rock climbing for kids at Palisades Kepler with reservations. Congressman Evans discusses student aid. Lectures by Jack McDermott and Bernie Shannon at Kirkwood. Movies list on page 16A.
Snow postpones the city vehicular noise rule for two weeks. Traffic monitors won’t issue tickets until April 29 due to snow and wet streets. Four testing sessions in Kingston Stadium parking lot are set for April 20, 21, 23, and 24 to let owners test and fix violations with no penalties. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars.
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