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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1982

Page

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House approves 2.3 billion jobless aid for Iowa and nation

Washington GOP and Democrats clash on recession policy then back Reagan plan for 2.3 billion in benefits and services for the unemployed. Iowa Job Service offices could reopen as staff return, with 9.2 million national jobless claimants noted.

Job Service of Iowa Gazette Wire Washington House Reagan Senate Tom Tauke U.S. House Tauke Job Service of Iowa Labor Department Congress

Reagan Expands New Federalism Appeal In Iowa Address

President Reagan pitched New Federalism to about 150 Iowa lawmakers and 700 guests at the Statehouse, urging power shift to states. He was met with enthusiastic applause and light laughter over jokes, while remarks touched on dismantling some New Deal programs.

Judy Daubenmier Gazette Des Moines Bu” Au Reagan House Iowa WHO Robert Jepsen Chuck Grassley Roger Jepsen Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt

Faulty bolts eyed in downtown walkway collapse

A 9,000 pound concrete beam supporting a downtown walkway collapsed. initial tests found no concrete faults while investigators focus on steel saddle and bolts linking the beam to the Roosevelt Hotel parking ramp. The west end dropped a foot. repairs and further weeks of inquiry are planned. Mayor Canney notes differences from the skyway system.

Dave Johnson Shive-Hattery and Associates Roosevelt Hotel Canney

Chuckie A move to abolish the exclamation point

A shift toward removing the exclamation point signals a broader change in tone and punctuation usage. The piece notes public familiarity with surprises fading and expectations adjusting as editors consider stylistic reforms.

Union clears way for Century takeover

Westeel-Rosco of Toronto gains approval to take over Century Engineering’s Edgewood Road plant in Cedar Rapids. Sealed by a ratified 18 month contract extension, 38 workers keep jobs, 24 have recall rights up to two years. Final sale terms and farm spraying equipment division details await negotiation with Ex-Cell-O.

Century Engineering Co Century Edgewood Road Westeel-Rosco Toronto Canada Westeel Ex-Cell- O Corp Detroit Wes Teel John McKay Sid Coe Cedar Rapids Coe

Reagan backs earlier 10 percent tax cut for 1983

President Reagan said he would be pleased to see the 10 percent individual income tax cut take effect this spring, not July 1, in a private interview with the Iowa Daily Press Association. He linked the New Federalism philosophy to agricultural policy and stated he would not delay the July 1983 cut.

Daily Press Des Moines Ronald Reagan Reagan Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa

Reagan recalls Capitol visit and lawn nights

Des Moines Iowa President Reagan, once a sports announcer for WHO, says he never entered the Capitol before his visit. He recalls sleeping on the lawn during hot nights with families covering the lawn with blankets. He notes air conditioning was once common only in movie theaters.

Harrison Weber Iowa Daily Press Associat Des Moines Reagan Iowa

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