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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1982
Page
3
Half a million NHS staff join five day walkout over pay causing thousands of operations to be delayed and patients to suffer cold meals and bare sheets. Unions claim 400 000 to 500 000 participants with broad backing across the service.
An article on weight training challenges common myths about muscle bound physiques and presents practical programs for strength and conditioning. It discusses science behind muscle growth, safety tips, and effective routines for general athletic development.
Short-term Treasury yields increased about one third of a point in Monday auctions after five straight weeks of decline. Money market certificates with a $10 000 minimum fell, while $7 500 minimum three month certificates rose.
The Agriculture Department reports 26 percent of base corn acreage in 32 states certified under the acreage reduction program. By August 6, 15.7 million of 60.1 million base acres were certified, with Iowa at 5 million acres or 33.9 percent of its 14.7 million base. Farm, page 7C.
Prosecutor Lew Eells describes two flames leaving a extended arm toward the ground as he outlines the first degree murder case against David Kinzenbaw. Defense attorney Tom Riley questions eyewitness reliability and presents accident theory with possible gun malfunction. Straw, Kinzenbaw’s partner, was killed in Cedar Rapids on October 15, 1981. Kinzenbaw surrendered and disposed of the Walther P38 gun after the shooting. The trial resumes with Kinzenbaw expected to testify.
The first fingerprint system used by British police was developed by Sir William Herschel and adopted by Scotland Yard in 1901. Dr Martin Luther King Jr was the 12th American to win the Nobel Peace Prize, achieving the honor in 1964.
Des Moines AP Iowa officials create a task force to review child care laws after abuse charges against George and Betty Warnock at a Des Moines area center. Gov Ray hints at stricter rules for centers with over six children, while DSS cautions against over regulation amid many unregulated homes.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its establishment in 1883 and publishing schedule. It lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and postal rates for carrier and mail subscriptions including regional rates.
A Cedar Rapids woman filed a police complaint alleging that officer Michael Brokaw verbally abused her and kicked a suspect during an early Saturday arrest in the 400 block of West Post Road NW. The department said the incident would be investigated and the complainant would be notified of findings.
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