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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1983
Page
2
Iowa DPS statistics show total crimes dropped by 12.9 percent in 1982, about 15 000 fewer offenses than 1981. Violent crimes fell by roughly 700 and property crimes by about 14 300, with arson down 35 percent from 1244 to 807.
Secretary of State George Shultz says Nicaragua seeks to subvert the region and could host Soviet missiles. He cites a rising anti democratic trend in El Salvador and warns vital US security interests are at stake in Central America. He notes Nicaragua as base and all of Central America as target with no evidence cited.
State Health Department officials reveal findings from a three day probe detailing physical and verbal mistreatment of residents at Linn County Care Facility. A write up with citations and fines is expected by late April, with supervision gaps and improper admissions cited as issues.
Government data show wholesale prices fell 0.1 percent in March and 4.1 percent for the first quarter, led by a 34.4 percent annual rate plunge in energy costs. Gasoline and heating oil dropped sharply, while food prices rose 0.5 percent for the month but were offset by energy savings.
Iowa House Democrats seek a solution to the unemployment benefits trust fund shortfall by considering a state lottery or an income tax surcharge after abandoning a 0.5 percent wage tax. Speaker Avenson says a lottery could raise about 45 million annually, easing demand for employer tax hikes.
A power mower without blades is available for neighbors to borrow, offering a practical, blade-free option for lawn care. The notice notes the mower can be shared within the community, encouraging reciprocal help among residents.
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