Medicare premium to rise 10.6 percent on July 1
The government announced a 10.6 percent hike in the monthly Medicare supplementary insurance premium, rising from 12.20 to 13.50 dollars, affecting about 29 million beneficiaries. The increase takes effect July 1 and appears on page 4A.
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Cedar Rapids convention economy grows to 18.3 million
The Cedar Rapids convention and visitor business increased by about 2 million over 1981, reaching an estimated total of 18.3 million for the year. Metro-Iowa reports on page 5A.
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Metro-Iowa
Iowa Court of Appeals upholds limestone quarry tax ruling
The Iowa Court of Appeals on Wednesday affirmed a lower court decision that altered how machinery at a Washington County limestone quarry is assessed for taxes. The ruling centers on whether the processing of rock constitutes manufacturing for tax purposes.
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Washington County
State
No Bozos Sticker Idea Sparks Parking Lot Uproar
Kristi Bressert and Howard Storey created a tongue in cheek sticker reading No Bozos to vent frustration at boorish behavior. The item appears in Living, page 3B.
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Hawkeyes Win Rochester Classic Final Over Seton Hall
Iowa defeats Seton Hall 85 to 63 to claim the Rochester Classic title. Greg Stokes scores 20 points and Bobby Hansen adds 19 as Iowa dominates in Wednesday night action.
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Bobby Hansen
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Woolworth's Belief in Cedar Rapids Store Remains Strong
Manager Dean Eichhorst denies rumors that Woolworth's Cedar Rapids store is closing. He reports his own staff face false chatter about a shutdown, insisting the store remains open and healthy.
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Woolworth's
Cedar Rapids
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Cryts Ordered Back to Court Over Seed Theft Allegations
Missouri farmer Wayne Cryts must return to Little Rock Arkansas for a hearing on his refusal to name the farmers who helped him remove soybeans from a bankrupt grain elevator. Cryts calls it the same battle that began when the case started.
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Little Rock
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New Year's wishes for peace jobs and good times
Report from Lindale Mall finds shoppers focused on clearance and personal aims. Residents across ages share hopes for peace, better economy, and jobs while some joke about resolutions and weather ahead.
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Gazette
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Lindale Mall
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Pearson
Dayton
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Cedar Rapids
Tom Foxwell
Elgin
Foxwell
Arleene Glessner
Fourth Ave
Marion
Glessner
Joanne Eastin
Eastin
High Ridge Road
Schwab
George Risser
Eastern Ave
Ruth Gorsuch
D Ave
Risser
Iowa
E Gorsuch
Laura Burger
Idlebrook Lane
Burger
Cedar Rapids hotels and restaurants plan hearty New Year’s welcome
Cedar Rapids area venues report strong advance reservations for New Year’s Eve 1983 with hotels like Roosevelt and Holiday Inn selling out. Restaurants such as Zazza’s Supper Club and Stouffer’s Five Seasons show notable increases and optimism for a busy postholiday period. Weather and Peach Bowl buzz influence plans as many guests choose overnight packages.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Debbie Covington
Rick Zichterman
Sheraton Inn
Zazza
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Hawks
Russ Sandersfeld
Colony Village
I-80
Williamsburg
Sandersfeld
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