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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1983
Page
3
About 80 residents attended a meeting last night to hear preliminary plans for a four lane road from Third Street and Sixth Avenue SW diagonally to the Eighth Avenue bridge near H Street SW. Metro Iown, page 4A.
The unemployment drop is welcomed as half a million more Americans worked in July than June, signaling progress but with persistent doubts about the recovery. The report contrasts optimistic data with cautious sentiment across the economy.
The two time national wrestling champion Barry Davis of Iowa will be redshirted this season to focus on preparations for the 1984 Olympics.
Farm researchers seek donations for a new experimental research farm in southeast Iowa. The drive hinges on weather and crop prospects, as a looming crop disaster could force shelving of the fundraising effort.
Linn and Johnson county farmers may face delayed grazing as land idled under the payment in kind program cannot be used for early grazing. The issue affects livestock owners awaiting guidance on pasture use and payments in the program.
Iowa Department of Justice investigators say a circulating scheme in Cedar Rapids markets information reports for 77 dollars while promising 87000 in return. The plan calls for sending five dollars to four names and copying reports to expand the list, a true chain letter in disguise.
DES MOINES AP Leaders of the Governor's Economy Committee told Gov. Branstad that substantial savings can come from cutting paperwork travel and computer costs but not by slashing departments or programs. Chair Larry Pope and member Phil Tyrrell said the panel will not push for legislative changes or agency cuts.
The AFL-CIO voted to advance its 1984 presidential endorsement from December to October. Mondale supporters hailed the move as a victory, while rivals contended it heightens primary risk. Kirkland defended timing as a strategic effort, with the general board to decide at the Hollywood convention.
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