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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1983
Page
3
Key Iowa lawmakers and Gov. Terry Branstad rule out tax increases to fix the budget. They plan to cut deficits by trimming state spending rather than raising taxes.
Editorial notes concern over civilian technicians' dedication during sudden war and whether they would stay at their posts or seek safer ground. Highlights need for preparation and guidance.
Iowa Senator Roger Jepsen asks the U S Department of Agriculture to permit drought hit farmers, notably dairymen, to base hay on payment in kind fields to feed cattle. The request aims to ease feed shortages amid drought conditions.
Two Ameri can bounty hunters from Texas captured Rogelio Castro Izaguirre in Matamoros then returned him to the United States to face a murder charge in Brownsville. He allegedly killed a former Brownsville policeman at a local supermarket and was held without bail.
Iowa City plans a 90 day trial giving unemployed residents free bus tickets for job interviews and travel between 9 am and 3 pm. Staff will distribute tickets via Job Service of Iowa, with a three ticket limit per person. A council review will decide on continuation.
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger stated the Soviet Union conducted a successful missile test flight featuring multiple warheads that could target separate destinations, signaling a potential leap in strategic capabilities.
Ann Salinas 53 seeks Linn District Court order blocking eviction from Geneva Tower 310 Fifth Ave SE. Management accuses her of lease violations including disturbing elderly tenants, contacting media about door locks, and other disruptions. An appeal allows her to remain until resolved. case hinges on free speech rights and federal tenancy standards.
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