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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1982
Page
9
Neighbors testified to destructive incidents involving one of the Chittenden’s Irish setters during a morning court session. The Kuhns’ attorney argued the dog lacked a license tag, challenging the basis for punitive damages and attorney fees.
In a small claims hearing the Kuhns seek damages for a poodle attack. Witnesses describe pet costs from 300 to 850 dollars and dispute whether the Chittendens restrained their dogs.
An avalanche swept down a Werfen slope near Salzburg around 5 p.m. local time hitting a group of students on a skiing trip. A 16 year old survivor described the thunder like sound and sudden wind. 150 rescue workers battled wet snow to reach casualties including a teacher among 12 dead or missing.
Local mountain rescue service and fire brigade respond to an avalanche near Elmau Alm 1500 yards up the slope. Despite adverse weather and heavy snow, rescuers use listening gear and tracker dogs under battery lights. Protest activity cited with anti state leaflets amid martial law tensions.
Snowstorms hit Indiana Illinois and Missouri trapping hundreds. National Guard distributed food to about 200 at a Hartford City church camp. In St. Louis heavy snow delayed flights and closed airports while Ohio and Michigan faced plows and evacuations. Higher education leaders warned about loan programs amid policy changes. Rapes and a deadly raid were reported in another incident.
Authorities say relaxation is possible due to Poles compliance with the crackdown and hundreds of detainees released. A meat and food price surge of 200 to 300 percent is set for Monday, with observers noting such hikes under martial law. Past increases sparked riots and strikes linked to Solidarity.
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