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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1983
Page
4
The item questions whether Lt. Howard Hunter could have died by his own action after aiming a gun at his head. The page notes no formal harassment complaints about security director Robert Stein, with third party allegations under investigation.
Agriculture Secretary John Block told Iowa Farm Bureau and National Pork Producers Council that the new dairy bill will not seriously harm beef and pork prices. He warned there may be some price pressure but he believes concerns are exaggerated.
In Spacelab on Friday a high speed tape recorder and an exotic furnace failed. Crew members inside the $1 billion laboratory fixed both devices using a small combination screwdriver pliers wrench and hammer. The repairs saved the mission and proved crucial to the lab’s functionality.
Linn County volunteers face daytime shortages as many members work in Cedar Rapids and nearby cities. Mutual aid from Robins West Bertram and other departments brings in responders, but some towns still struggle to field enough firefighters during the day.
George Grawet of Belle Plaine wins SCRAMBLR grand prize his first contest victory. He plans no immediate use of a $500 prize after entering all 56 daily contests among 219 989 entries submitted to The Gazette contest. Virginia C. Sykora of 155 Brentwood Drive NE wins two $50 daily prizes and splits a $100 prize with husband Frank and their son after completing all 56 puzzles.
The Holiday Fanfare at the University of Iowa Museum of Art is rescheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday due to a Friday calendar error. The Gazette also notes it will respond to complaints about accuracy and publish corrections in this space. contact 398 8313.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis upheld a $300000 compensatory verdict against Procter and Gamble for Patricia Kehm, who died of toxic shock syndrome after using Rely tampons. The decision supports admitting studies linking tampon use to TSS and sets precedent for future settlements.
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