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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1982
Page
3
President Reagan told Congress that producing the next generation of lethal nerve gas weapons is essential to national interest, clearing the way for ending the 13 year U S shutdown. He argued new weapons deter Soviet chemical use.
Nearly 500 people packed the Jefferson High School cafeteria Monday night for a school board public hearing on whether to close Wilson Junior High School in 1984. Cedar Rapids report notes activity on page 8A.
Eight suspects are now in custody in the 1980 killings of four American churchwomen. A former National Guard member who became a born again Christian claimed direct involvement, as investigators note key physical evidence and a need for confessions under Salvadoran law. Separately, guerrilla attacks on buses in three cities caused injuries and property damage without arrests.
Linn County officials ruled Monday the county plane plan won t fly in today s economy. Sheriff Don Sawyer said the idea was a no win situation though some paper savings were possible. He will gain one car and two deputies from July 1 funded by overtime budget rather than raised town charges.
Dr. John Noonan, a Berkeley law professor, told audiences at Cornell College and the University of Iowa that the Hatch amendment could win congressional and state approval to restrict or ban abortions. He warned unity among anti abortion groups is fragile and urged Reagan to lead. He argued the 1973 ruling opened abortion on demand and noted most news polls misstate the issue. He cited biased studies and emphasized abortion should be allowed only to save the mother’s life.
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