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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1983
Page
3
Secretary of State George Shultz publicly scolded U S businessmen in Peking for seeking favorable treatment. He questioned why foreign competitors gain easier access to high tech export clearances and urged them to consider moving operations to Japan or Western Europe.
Debra Bennett, a horse evolution expert, will speak at Kirkwood Community College on Saturday. In a Gazette interview she traces horse history from ancient times in South America, noting foot long trunks similar to elephants.
The Israeli army said it reached a deal with U.S. authorities confirming Israel’s right to patrol near Beirut where three Israeli tanks were challenged by a pistol waving U S Marine. State Department cites tentative agreement but says no permission granted for actions in Marine monitored zones.
Mercy Hospital unveils an eight bed open unit on the fifth floor to house psychiatric patients in one location with a planned six month assessment. The staff includes 13 registered nurses led by head nurse Susan Baker and assistant Cathy Keys, forming a remodeled department with therapy rooms and a dining area.
Iowa Conservation Commission scrapped a $2.4 to $3 million Lansing Mississippi River marina project after a soil engineer warned of required fillings and dredging that would stretch construction to four to five years. The plan faced environmental objections and species habitat issues, prompting staff to seek alternative small boat access options.
The Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Carrier rate is 1.95 weekly. Mail rates list Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues at 9.20 for four weeks, 95.00 for 52 weeks. Foreign areas charge 125.00 for 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
Alban Leacock a 41 year old handyman at the Hotel Belleclaire Upper West Side shot and killed his wife Christine a teenage boy and a 12 year old girl in their seventh floor apartment. He then returned to the lobby and killed hotel manager Jacob Zimmer and wounded Mrs Zimmer before being arrested.
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