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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1983
Page
3
Shelly Burns of Hiawatha spent a transformative summer with Glenmary Mission nuns in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains, a path that could have led to nunhood or a singing career. Now she embraces being a wife and mother, concluding a long personal journey.
Investors seek moral screening as two new socially responsible funds join four existing options. They aim to avoid firms with poor records on equal opportunity pollution or South Africa, signaling a rising activist trend among mainstream money managers.
Eastern Iowa saw only light rainfall from Hurricane Alicia with Cedar Rapids at .02 inches and highs near 95. North and west areas fared slightly better but generally received limited showers. Western Iowa measured more rain, with some locales surpassing 2 inches as thunderstorms moved in and hail damaged windows. Forecasts projected continued heat and little rain through Friday.
A Trilateral Commission report led by former World Bank president Robert McNamara warns that huge U S budget deficits threaten global economic recovery. It urges the United States to lift growth, noting high future deficits and rising interest rates could curb expansion into the mid and late 1980s while stressing that rich nations must drive development in poorer countries.
Five young men walking near Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota intervene when an 18 year old woman is assaulted. They chase the suspect into the lake, pursue him through darkness, and corner him by bridge pilings in a dangerous capture effort. The group emphasizes they would not let the attacker escape.
A rural Shellsburg couple, Sidney Moritz 86 and Helen Moritz 74, died after their car collided with a northbound pickup driven by David A. Hoeck 30 at an unmarked gravel intersection about two miles southwest of Shellsburg. Hoeck survived with minor injuries. the crash remains under investigation. Rows of corn blocked views. trooper Gregg Rude urged caution at gravel intersections and noted dust does not reveal approaching traffic.
Inda Moorcroft, 83, driving a 1964 car, lost brakes and rammed through two garages and a garden, ending in a hedge. Damage estimated at 3800 dollars. car damage 500 dollars. Moorcroft treated and released from Marshalltown hospital. No charges filed.
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