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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1982

Page

3

Sinai peace force gains four European members

Israel's Cabinet accepts Britain France Italy and the Netherlands to join the Sinai peace keeping mission ending ten weeks of controversy over European participation in the U S led force. Rostropovich says he lost 44 pounds calling it his greatest achievement and compares himself to a violin in a cello case. Congress criticized for cutting Job Service of Iowa funds risking 215 layoffs and 41 offices possibly closing within a month.

Britain France Italy Netherlands U.S World Mstislav Rostropovich People Iowa Congress

Iowa City Airport Plan Highlighted in 7.7 Million Improvements

The Iowa City Airport Commission sent a 7.7 million dollar wish list for the Iowa City Municipal Airport to the City Council. Improvements would unfold over twelve years. In Cedar Rapids opponents of Wilson Junior High School closure, Hawkeye Labor Council opposes the plan. Evan Hultman U.S. attorney nomination in Iowa's Northern District remains in procedural limbo for Senate and Justice officials.

Iowa City Airport Wilson Junior High Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Labor Council Evan Hultman U.S Iowa Senate Justice Department State News

Venom review hints at suspense but fails to frighten

A London townhouse kidnapping film with a lurking snake in air ducts offers potential tension yet the review finds the movie never becomes truly frightening. Page 8A.

London

Duran and Benitez Headed Opposite Ways After Fight

The report notes both boxers Roberto Duran and Wilfred Benitez are moving in different directions following Saturday night's bout. The page references how Mount Mercy College students studied European business to compare management practices with the United States.

Roberto Duran Wilfred Benitez Mount Mercy College Europe United State Mount Mercy

Handling stress on farm life and meetings

The piece questions whether modern stress management relies on meetings and theories or practical support. It notes stress is longstanding in American life and suggests evaluating true help beyond talk.

Farm

Eastern Iowa shuts down only methadone program

Eastern Iowa’s sole methadone treatment program closes after ASAC concludes new clients gain little benefit and cost is high. Mercy Hospital had donated dispensing, staff, and security. closing will require alternatives and about $40,000 more annually for operations.

Vanessa Shelton Gazette Iowa Don Gean The Area Substance Abuse Council ASAC Mercy Hospital Mercy Gean

Dozier attends services after rescue in Italy

U S Brig Gen James Dozier attended a Protestant church service with his family at an Army base in Vicenza three days after Italian police rescued him from the Red Brigades. He spoke of prayer sustaining him during his 42 day hostage ordeal as authorities continued debriefing.

Vicenza Italy U.S James Dozier Red Brigades Dozier Army Maj Robert E. Bendick Jack Barham Barham Padua Judith Cheryl

Reagan warns unemployment may reach ten percent

Washington says unemployment could hit 10 percent before a recovery, with December 8.9 percent jobless rate to be followed by January figures. Regan and Stockman stress inflation control, deficit risks, and a large plan to trim the deficit as Reagan outlines fiscal 1983 proposals.

Regan Los Angeles Times Washington Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan Department of Labor Cbs-Tv Malcolm Baldrige Treasury Reagan Congress

Blues great Lightnin Hopkins dies in Houston

Sam Lightnin Hopkins, a pivotal figure in country blues and a major influence on rock guitar, died in Houston at age 69. A contemporary of Muddy Waters and B B King, he rose from Texas roots in the 1930s to fame through his dark voice and inventive guitar work. He played Carnegie Hall in 1960 and the Village Gate, shaping intimate club performances with autobiographical songs and improvisation.

New York Times Sam “Lightnin Hopkins Houston Muddy Waters B.B. King John Lee Hooker Texas New York Carnegie Hall Village Gate Joan Baez Pete Seeger Bill McAdoo

Victor Hugo Axiom on Ideas Surpassing Armies

A famous quotation attributed to Victor Hugo states that an idea whose time has come is more powerful than the march of great armies. The line connects the power of intellect and reform to historical change.

Victor Hugo

State of Wyoming to Again Award Gas and Oil Leases

Hundreds of citizens will win leases in upcoming Wyoming oil lease drawings with many gaining overnight wealth from rights and lifelong royalties. Entry costs are under forty dollars and tax deductible, giving individuals a chance to compete with large oil firms for public lands. Official entry cards are available from The Brian Hayes Company in Lincoln Nebraska with a filing deadline approaching.

State OF Wyoming Lincoln Aicitsamt Brian Hayes Cotnei Nebraska

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