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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1982

Page

3

Reagan cuts labeled as war on children by defense fund

The Children’s Defense Fund accuses President Reagan of an $8 billion 1983 cut plan that would harm children while White House allowances rise. Marian Wright Edelman, president of the foundation, says Reagan asked more sacrifices from children than any other group. The Nation.

Reagan White House Children’s Defense Fund National Foundation Foundation Marian Wright Edelman the Nation

Barbara Mandrell rules out weekly TV show next year

Barbara Mandrell states there will be no Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters or any weekly program next year after finishing NBC taping. She says she is not going to do a weekly show next year. The note hints at network budget debates in People.

Barbara Mandrell the Mandrell Sisters Mandrell People

Weatherization program halted after staff layoffs in HACAP area

Funding loss ends home weatherproofing for most low income residents in HACAP service area as DOE funds run out. Eleven of fourteen weatherization crew workers across six counties were laid off January 22, leaving many households without services.

Hawkeye Area HACAP Department of Energy Iowa News

Iran clerical leadership council forms amid Khomeini health doubt

Iranian exile sources report a leadership council to succeed Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as speculation grows about his health. The move follows an announcement that Khomeini canceled engagements for the next 20 days, with details emerging Monday.

Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini

Rules for metal sales to protect grandma’s silver

State senator Arthur Bud Kudart of Cedar Rapids urges licensing for metal buyers and mandatory transaction records to curb theft of heirloom silverware. He says burglars exploit easy fencing and dealers may melt items or resell them, leaving Grandma’s forks gone.

Arthur Bud” Kudart Rcedar Rapids Iowa News

Olson Keeps Boyle in Starting lineup despite slump

Lute Olson will keep Kevin Boyle in the Iowa starting five despite a scoring drought. The coach noted Boyle's broader value beyond points as several strong local boys basketball teams prepare for key Week battles in the Metro area.

Kevin Boyle Iowa Lute Olson Boyle

Help for buying used cars

Rod Birmingham of the arson fraud unit at Aetna Life & Casualty advises asking simple questions before buying a used car. The note appears in Money Box on page 5C.

Rod Birmingham Aetna Life & Casualty Co Money Box

Ex-NATO general warns of Soviet salami-slicing tactics

Retired Major General Reginald J G Weeks, former NATO intelligence chief, warns the West must spot salami slicing by the Soviets earlier and build countermeasures. He outlines differences between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, notes Aeroflot activity as a telltale sign, and recalls past East Bloc suppression of reform.

NATO Dick Hogan Lazette West Reginald J.G Weeks Cedar Rapids Weeks the Gazette Brussels England United States Tabor Academy Marion Mass Horace Hedges Doris Cone

Nancy Reagan launches Florida anti drug tour

First Lady Nancy Reagan travels to St Petersburg for a two day anti drug abuse campaign urging stricter penalties for pushers and active parental involvement. She cites growth in parental groups from 1000 to 3000 and visits Alpha Program sessions aiding troubled children.

St. Petersburg Fla Nancy Reagan Reagan Tampa Tribune Sheila Tate Pinellas Park Bers Secret Service White House Dallas Operation PAR

Grassley unveils bill to freeze budget and taxes

U S Senator Charles Grassley announces a plan to freeze the federal budget and hold taxes at 1982 levels for two years. The measure aims for a balanced budget by late 1984 or early 1985 and seeks to curb growing deficits while preserving defense spending. Film director John Schlesinger is 56.

Dennis Smith Grassley-Smith Grassley Defense Department Smith-Grassley Congress America World Community of Nations

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