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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1981
Page
3
Murray Wiedenbaum, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, pushes quicker decontrol of natural gas prices coupled with a consumer-targeted tax. He sidestepped specifics on the tax and rejected a windfall profits levy on higher production.
The Iowa Energy Policy Council warns federal decontrol could double or triple current heating costs by 1986, urging exploration of alternative energy sources now. Other notices include court actions over jail inmate murder case and school district plans for Fillmore Elementary.
Dixie Clark to head Cedar Rapids district of the Department of Social Services as part of a statewide reorganization that will form eight districts from sixteen. The plan, to be implemented before July 1, 1982, includes staff cuts and an estimated 2.13 million dollar annual saving.
An ICC hearing weighed proposals to let providers bill customers for inside wiring costs. Industry reps say charges should reflect true costs to lower broad customer rates, while staff warn such moves threaten universal service and curb regulation.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 reports daily and Sunday issues at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 1.65 weekly and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues at 8.054 weeks 85.80 52 weeks with regional restrictions. USPS 095680 and Associated Press rights noted.
Diana Hamman of 2273 C St SW breathes easier as the Department of Social Services reinstates her $360 ADC benefits while an appeal is set. She faced December ineligibility due to income from a life insurance payout and could owe repayment if the appeal fails.
At Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church the Howell movement event honored Lydia Leipold and Esther Hendry with first prize, Margaret Blencoe and Mary Mullin with second, and Mr. and Mrs. George Kanellis with third. The next game is scheduled for Thursday noon at the church.
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