21 Dec 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1980
Page
1
In under two months the economic outlook has shifted from rosy to gray, signaling growing caution about the U.S. and global economy. The shift is reflected in analysts' notes and market reactions on Page 15F.
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation chief Gerald Shahanan says no breaks are evident in four recent Eastern Iowa murders. The report notes he remains hopeful for progress though no solid suspects are identified.
A look at how youngsters received presents in 1920 differs from today in Tipton. Other features note turn of the century deco transforming a Cedar Rapids house into a Currier and Ives vibe. Tips for Christmas plants are on Page 4B and reader LQ prompts on Page 14B.
Health brief reports a vital boost to stroke victims at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids as new treatment or support measures are highlighted. The note appears on Page 5B.
Iowa's Hawkeyes defeat the Iowa State Cyclones 85 to 59 in a state championship game. The notice mentions page references and other features on different pages. Consumer financial aid and banking differences are also noted, alongside a classifieds tease and a humorous Christmas joke.
Washington officials frustrated by Iran's new terms weigh suspending substantive exchanges and leaving the crisis to the incoming Reagan administration. Some expect a response next week, while Muskie opposes major changes. Iran's insistence on shah wealth complicates talks as Tehran calls the offer Iran’s final reply.
Neighbors call John Rosenberg at 3550 Cottage Grove Ave SE if his 30 by 70 foot lighted "tree" is late or unlit at night. The 8 foot star atop the display marks a decade old Cedar Rapids custom, reduced from two days to build to two hours with streamlined setup.
Iowa farmer Jim Levi led 4 100 landowners in Iowa Illinois and Minnesota as RCO to stop Koch Industries crude oil pipeline through the Midwest. Koch abandoned the plan in late November favoring a joint route via central Iowa, sparing nine eastern counties and preserving a major freshwater supply. Levi calls it a victory for farmers and public water, earned through lengthy legal battles and activism.
Ronald Reagan appointed Elizabeth Hanford Dole assistant to the president for public liaison making her the first woman in a high level Reagan administration post. The position lacks Cabinet status and does not require Senate confirmation. Marva Collins withdrew from consideration for education secretary citing commitment to her school and children.
The Syrian army launched a heavy artillery barrage into southern Lebanon in retaliation for the killing of three Syrian soldiers in an Israeli raid on guerrilla positions. Several hundred shells hit villages Marjioun and Tibnin near the border, claimed by an Israeli-supported militia.
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