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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1983
Page
6
James J. Kilpatrick, 62, underwent a heart bypass operation at the University of Virginia Hospital and is said to be recovering well. Doctor Crosby expects Kilpatrick could be discharged in five to six days after further recovery and observation.
Hill Street Blues earned 17 Emmy nominations led by outstanding drama series. Daniel Travanti Veronica Hamel received acting nods with Michael Conrad Joe Spano Bruce Weitz Barbara Bosson and Betty Thomas among supporting nominees. The Thorn Birds Winds of War Cheers MASH also received multiple nominations as Emmys set for September 25 at Pasadena Civic Auditorium.
A fan mails Abby about naming a Great Dane Abby and keeping dogs on a small farm. The column then debates employee hair color rights, with Abby defending individual choice while noting employer rights and the need for balance. A reader asks about a boyfriend living with her and infidelity concerns, with Abby giving cautious guidance and offering a teen booklet.
AIDS is being reported twice as often as eight months ago, with 1,972 cases recorded since the first in June 1981 through Monday. Of these, 331 cases in the last six weeks, and 759 deaths noted. High risk groups include homosexual men, intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs and Haitian immigrants.
Two Ohio National Guardsmen face charges for the July 19 flare incident at Camp Atterbury that killed Army Pfc. Donald L. Sherwood. Derek Landers is charged with reckless homicide while James E. Austin faces criminal recklessness. Prosecutor Koenig notes heated atmosphere and several prior incidents between units during the two week exercise.
A New Jersey judge upheld Educational Testing Service decisions canceling SAT scores of four Millburn High School juniors over suspected cheating. ETS cited a statistical match in errors, while the students denied any collaboration. The ruling stayed 15 days to allow an appeal. ETS welcomed the decision as preserving fairness for college admissions.
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