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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1982
Page
5
Roger Daltrey says The Who will begin a first farewell tour of the United States this fall but stresses the band is not breaking up. He notes no more tours but hopes for farewell runs in every country where they have found success.
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan attend a memorial for her father then plan a two week vacation at their mountain ranch in California. They spend Friday night in Phoenix before flying to California.
A New York federal judge spared deportation for Rev Sun Myung Moon while sentencing him to 18 months in jail and a $25 000 fine for income tax evasion. The piece notes opinions and wider justice questions amid Moon’s followers and opponents.
Iowa officials discuss using licensed warehouses to sublease space to the federal government to alleviate grain storage shortages. Secretary Lounsberry with business leaders and ASCS officials examined the plan as 97 million bushels under loan may be forfeited and 50 million lacking space. A Stanwood teen, Craig Smith, 16, competes in Des Moines for a grand championship steer, aiming for a threepeat at the Iowa State Fair.
A 22 page bilingual booklet "Hmong Decorah A Sampler" blends English and Hmong in stories and poems from Hmong refugees in Decorah Iowa. Funded by a 2600 dollar Iowa Humanities Board grant, it aims to foster cultural sharing and literacy among about 80 residents of Winneshiek County with readings and discussions at Luther College.
Two claims contest how a $20,000 cash appearance bond posted by David R. Kinzenbaw will be disbursed after his voluntary manslaughter conviction. The bond, tied to the Linn District Court trial, may honor attorney liens and a garnishment, with a Sept. 3 hearing set to determine distribution.
Five of eight people charged with selling beer to a minor in Benton County pleaded guilty on Friday in the magistrate court. Fined $50 plus costs were Rosemary Schwartz Farmers Exchange Mount Auburn Lynn Lafler Keystone Woerner Oil Co Highway 30 Danny Harwood A P Corral Norway Deanna Fuller Family Foods Vinton and Robert Zobeck Pazours Tap Walford. Cindy Lint Angle Inn Walford is set to appear August 27. The cases of Rebecca Carl Atkins and Jane LaLonde Vinton were moved to Juvenile Court. The eight faced a second sheriff’s department probe into sales to minors following an earlier arrest of 18 people at 17 establishments.
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