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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1982
Page
4
A Spanish-speaking man received a three year probated sentence with a $500 fine after pleading guilty to attempted burglary. Judge Ted Poe ordered English classes as a condition of probation with a path to erase the conviction if completed.
In Houston Dr Denton Cooley argues the Jarvik-7 artificial heart should be temporary only. He compares permanent devices to launching John Glenn toward the Moon in 1950 and says implant power sources must be perfected before wide use. He notes 22 prior transplants and ongoing transplant work.
The administration aims to spend 13 million dollars on a High Wycombe support headquarters to house up to 1000 U S European Command staff. It will stage intelligence and logistics from Stuttgart and the United States, aiding contingents but not directing the war. A separate command post in Mons Belgium will host allied and U S commanders.
A police robot removed a packaged explosive from a Deerfield Beach Publix after a caller claimed bombs in 30 stores and demanded a large sum of money. Several supermarkets were searched with no additional devices found. The bomb was a cheap, clocked device set for 11 o'clock.
In Newport News a 7 month old boy named Joey Chiesa stops breathing and doctors treat him with the anti narcotic naltrexone. They theorize excessive brain endorphin may hinder respiratory cells, potentially correcting with oral naltrexone under NIH study.
The House Public Works Committee approved contempt of Congress against Anne Gorsuch for defying a subpoena over toxic waste enforcement documents. The 28 to 11 vote, with five Republicans present, sends the matter to the House floor, risking criminal misdemeanor if approved. Gorsuch said she will fight the citation from Spokane, Washington.
In Plymouth Indiana Harold W Lang changed from innocent by reason of insanity to guilty but mentally ill after a taped confession in the LaPorte mayor murder case. The prosecution dropped the death penalty in exchange for the plea and Lang faced charges for breaking into the mayoral home and shooting Mayor Aloysius J Rumely Jr and his wife Frances. Frances Rumely died from gunshot wounds. Aloysius Rumely died later from complications.
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