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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1982
Page
10
Des Moines Governor Robert Ray says he will brief President Reagan on the effects of the 1983 federal budget cuts on Iowa. Ray cites concerns over cuts to soil conservation and human services while noting military spending rises and New Federalism proposals.
The keynote speaker argues for restoring accountability in government and for trusting state and local officials to run affairs. He contrasts centralization with favored reforms and criticizes Washington elites who doubt the state’s capacity to govern. He praises Iowa’s strong two party system and notes innovation from the Iowa General Assembly. He warns against distant power in Washington and urges empowering citizens.
Reagan frames federal overreach as costly and restores the 10th Amendment aligning with states and people. He recalls WHO radio days and Roosevelt to urge moving forward with spirit and courage for progress, not miracles.
Arrival for a $1,000-a-plate Marriott breakfast was closed. Reagan will address a joint Iowa Legislature session at 10 before flying to Indianapolis. Grassley joined the presidential plane in Minnesota to Des Moines. Jepsen canceled due to flu. Tauke Leach and Evans declined the invitation amid House votes on a supplemental appropriation bill.
John Hay Whitney newspaper publisher movie producer and diplomat died Monday at North Shore Hospital Manhasset at age 77. He led a wealthy diverse career including ownership of Parade Magazine, control of the New York Herald Tribune and Whitney Communications and served as ambassador to Great Britain under Eisenhower.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for February 17 in Jones County District Court Anamosa for Robert Lawrence Durgen Sr and his wife Millie. The couple was arrested last Friday on seven counts of receiving and concealing stolen property.
Johnson cites problems with Skywayback and third section as investigators probe the cause. Marguerite Bell reports a man grabbed her near the damaged walkway, later identified as Johnson. Leo Peiffer notes six 17 000 pound sections supported by 9 000 pound beams attached to the Roosevelt Hotel and Park Professional buildings. repairs wait for warmer weather to pour a new beam.
Police cited a popular snowmobiling area near Colorado Drive as the site of a 5 16 p m crash a quarter mile south. In a separate Eastern Iowa accident Douglas Woods 24 of Camanche died when his swerve to avoid a parked pickup failed to avert a collision north of Clinton.
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