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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1983
Page
3
British director Sir Richard Attenborough bowed to protests and will not attend the Gandhi premiere in South Africa unless performances are open to all races. The decision follows pressure from activists and supporters demanding inclusive access for all audiences.
Following Monday's Treasury Bills auction in Washington, the interest rate on certain certificates issued by banks and savings and loan associations will fall today. The item appears on Money page 4C.
Dairy leaders unite to forge a compromise milk bill to counter Reagan administration plans for deep cuts in dairy support prices. Delays over the cut dim as five federal judges last week generally favor plans to tax dairy products at 50 cents per hundredweight to reduce production.
A search of the Klindt home yielded a chain saw and hair samples as authorities probe the Bettendorf torso discovery. Police say the missing Davenport woman Joyce Klindt or Pam Terrell may be involved, with forensic tests planned on the body parts and river search to continue.
The Gazette founded in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list weekly carrier and 4 and 52 week mail options with regional restrictions and AP republication rights noted.
Corrections note that Sokol pork supper tickets must be purchased or reserved ahead for door pickup. For reservations call Larry Chmelicek at 366 8413. The Gazette explains its policy on corrections and how complaints about accuracy will be handled.
Iowa Insurance Department seeks a 60000 fine and license revocation for John Null, a former Prudential agent from Anamosa, who allegedly misrepresented policies sold while unlicensed. Prudential disputes the penalty and a Cedar Rapids attorney plans to sue the company for emotional distress and training failures.
Parents of a 2 year old reach an out of court deal totaling up to 119 million dollars with Pasadena Bayshore Hospital after alleged oxygen deprivation during a July 7 1980 Caesarean birth. The payment plan runs 20 years or life with 6 percent annual increases and guarantees. Dr Brody was dropped as a defendant and suspended.
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