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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1982
Page
3
An audit finds more than 6 000 physicians or educators owe over 5 million dollars in federal medical education loans. Some work for the government or teach at schools. The report highlights widespread nonpayment.
An analysis notes Jeane Kirkpatrick attended a Washington dinner at the Argentine Embassy as Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands this morning. The piece argues Reagan era policy fostered Argentine military rulers and contributed to the crisis. It cites government ties and Washington’s perceived influence on Buenos Aires.
An official from the Department of Social Services refuted rumors that doctors at the Mental Health Institute in Independence would gain an 18 percent raise while other workers face layoffs to fit the budget.
Ivor Stanley 57 of Des Moines resigns from the Iowa Merit Employment Commission effective immediately. Gov. Ray disclosed the move after Stanley pleaded guilty to an aggravated misdemeanor related to a prostitution case and received a deferred sentence.
At HUD in Washington a lighthearted cake fight broke out during a party honoring Stephen Bollinger's anniversary as assistant secretary for community planning and development. Deputy Undersecretary Dan Hughes smeared Bollinger and others with cake, while colleagues joked about tensions and a playful mood prevailed.
About one third of 1.1 million Iowans filing this year have received refunds over 250000 dollars. IRS figures show 368223 Iowans with refunds averaging 704 dollars, up from 628 last year. IRS Iowa director John Edwards urges taxpayers to double check returns to avoid mistakes. Des Moines IRS offices provide help at 515-284-4850 or 1-800-362-2600.
Phillip England superintendent of the Benton Community School District in Van Horne pleaded guilty in Linn County District Court to fourth degree theft for taking items valued at 70.45 from a Target store on April 2. The judge plans a deferred sentence and probation for one year.
DOJ records show that between 1930 and 1970 a total of 3859 individuals were executed in the United States. The figure reflects historical application of the death penalty across various states and periods.
Des Moines reports a wave of bewilderment as Iowa cities face likely federal funding reductions next year. A survey of 555 communities finds 64 percent rely on federal monies in general funds, with averages around 8 or 9 percent.
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