14 Apr 1983
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1983
Page
1
Weather gloom sparks experts advice to break the routine. Health authorities urge structured days and sensory stimulation through hobbies books movies or meals out to lift mood and curb irritability during long gray spells.
A Calmar group circulates a postcard noting sun is back ordered. The April 6 classified ad by Dave Carroll and associates seeks sunshine for improved attitude and higher output. Fort Atkinson replies the order cannot be filled, with G Q D Inc on strike, promising delivery by January 1, 1984. Carroll quips locals in Fort Atkinson live in Gods Country.
The House rejected a key change that would allow replacing old nuclear weapons with newer ones. It adjourned with 39 amendments pending, delaying final action until next week while Soviet officials signaled support for a freeze's aim but rejected on-site inspections.
A semi tractor trailer laden with 38 000 pounds of Sutazine collides with a Datsun on I 80 east of the First Avenue interchange in Coralville. The Datsun explodes, killing its female driver while the truck driver escapes. Fire flames shoot high as crews work to prevent herbicide runoff into the Iowa River amid rain.
The State Board of Public Instruction ruled that Robert and Linda Sessions of Decorah violated Iowa truancy law by not providing certified teachers for their children Eric and Sarah who are educated at home. The decision, unanimous per secretary Dave Bechtel, follows a Decorah school district legal action.
Millions of Americans confront the tax deadline on April 15, facing payment obligations and potential penalties. The article notes widespread financial strain as filers prepare to settle balances, with guidance from authorities on penalties and relief options.
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