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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1981
Page
3
President Reagan told a year end interview with seven newspapers that it is likely he will meet Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in 1982. The brief remarks touch on potential talks amid Cold War tensions.
Sinai town residents gear for a possible clash with Israeli troops and reject a government call for negotiations as tensions rise over control of the Sinai region.
The 1982 debate on industrial revenue development bonds centers on foreign investment and easing tax terms. Critics question public enthusiasm for aiding aliens to establish business in the United States while supporters argue economic growth.
The Giants exit the NFL playoffs while the Jets advance or stay alive, signaling contrasting fates for New York teams as the season reaches its conclusion.
Eastern Air Lines chairman Frank Borman says deregulation is good for the nation the airline industry and travelers. He notes a shift after years of opposing deregulation as the financial page 5B discusses.
An eight member panel of farm spokesmen rated 1981 as a poor year for farming with a score of 4.3 on a one to 10 scale. The item appears on the farm page 6B.
Youths in the Supervised Independent Living and B Avenue Place programs earn "fun" money while learning work ethics. They perform curb painting, carpet laying, and other tasks to save for discharge, with some funding restitution to victims. Joe, 16, earned 300 by curb painting after five months, starting a lasting work project for residents.
The Department of Social Services proposes rule changes cutting dental optical and other services under Title 19 to offset federal and state funding deficits. A Jan 5 public hearing at 7:30 p.m. in the United Way Building invites testimony from Title 19 clients and the public.
The Iowa Judges Association forms a task force to study rising divorce rates and consider stricter marriage requirements, pre marriage counseling, and longer license waiting periods. Judge Ray Fenton leads the effort amid data showing 4.1 divorces per 1,000 in 1980, below the national rate. Separately Harold E. Stassen enters 1952 GOP presidential race.
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