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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1981

Page

3

Reagan backs budget cut plan to avert spending crisis

President Reagan endorses a four billion dollar domestic cut proposal crafted by staff and GOP leaders to prevent another government funding crisis. Haig accuses Nicaragua of backing Central American subversion and vows action. Hearst Shaw claims SLA bank robbery roles and a murder in her new book. Interstate 380 opens linking Cedar Rapids northward marking a milestone.

Reagan Patricia Hearst Shaw Symbionese Liberation Army Interstate 380 32Nd Street Cedar Rapids 42Nd Street Hiawatha

Trial reveals threats claim in Cedar Rapids union case

A Colorado truck driver testified he felt physically threatened by efforts to recruit him to the Teamsters but under cross examination said the threats were not from a Teamsters employee at the site. State Sen Sue Yeager criticized the White House Conference on Aging as a show and tell by obnoxious partisans.

Colorado Cedar Rapids Teamsters Union Teamsters Sue Yeager R-Ottumwa White House

Iowa Pins Win Over Cleveland State in 46th Consecutive Dual

No. 2 Iowa wrestling team defeated Cleveland State 42 to 6 as Pete Bush Lou Banach Ed Banach and Barry Davis each secured pins in Friday night action. The win extends Iowa’s dual meet streak to 46.

Pete Bush Lou Ed Banach Barry Davis Iowa Cleveland State

Auditors urged to count corn checkoff post cards

The Iowa Farmers Union urged independent auditors Friday to tally post card ballots in the corn checkoff referendum. Farmers Union President Peter Croghan of Woodbine said audits are needed to avoid a perceived conflict of interest by Iowa Agriculture Secretary Bob Lounsberry, a checkoff supporter.

Iowa Farmers Union Farmers Union Peter Croghan Woodbine Iowa Agriculture Bob Lounsberry

Secretary of State weighs Hughes residency eligibility

Iowa Secretary of State Mary Jane Odell seeks a declaratory ruling from Attorney General Tom Miller on whether she has authority to determine if Harold Hughes is eligible to run for governor in 1982. The action follows a Hughes petition stating Hughes maintained Iowa ties and domicile, despite recent residence on the East Coast.

Des Moines UPI Mary Jane Odell Tom Miller Harold Hughes Odell Hughes U.S Miller Ms. Odell Iowa Senate Lee Gaudineer Jr Francis H. Becker Robert D. Ray Govenor Ray Maryland John Law Secretary of State

Man Pays Cab Fare After Queens Destination Confusion

A 67-year-old New York man boarded a Des Moines cab and insisted on a Queens address, prompting a 60‑minute search that ended with his hospitalization for psychiatric evaluation. The fare of $8.10 was paid before authorities intervened.

Des Moines UPI Debbie Aldridge 92Nd Ave Broadlawns Medical Center

Family seeks cure for son with rare disease amid burglary losses

In Long Beach California a London family hoped to cure 2 year old Joseph with Alagille's syndrome but burglars stole their life savings 13000 and crucial medical records. Police found two suspects at LAX but released them after poker winnings were verified. Neighbors donated and the family pressed on searching for notes and doctors.

Long Beach Calif UPI America California Paul Evan London Los Angeles Joseph United States Canada England Evan Ruby Los Angeles International Evon Ucla Medical Center

Charges to be filed in death of Iowa inmate

Gary Tyson 31 died from a stab wound after a Sept uprising at Iowa State Penitentiary. The DCI report found no prison employees implicated. Charges are expected within weeks, with prosecutors not giving a firm date. Tyson led a inmate group the Almighty Unknown Vice Lords.

DES Moines Iowa State Penitentiary Gary Tyson Tyson Black Hawk County

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