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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1982
Page
5
A priest from northwestern Poland has been arrested and put on trial for allegedly slandering government authorities, according to a Polish official. The report appears on World page 5A.
The Iowa Cattlemen's Association will debate three major issues at two hearings and then on the ballot next week. The farm section on page 7B outlines the topics and timing for members.
Citizens for Community Improvement organized a 64-person bus tour through the west side to show the need for Wilson Junior High as the school board prepares a Monday vote on closing the school. Board members and local residents heard concerns about transfers, hazardous routes, and the neighborhood’s shopping area and stability.
U S District Court ruled on whether Daniel R. Zimmerman must hand over documents for his large church contribution deductions. Zimmerman claimed IRS agents behaved improperly during a January review meeting and that the agent was to copy, not receive, documents. Judge McManus reserved ruling after examining tape recordings and exhibits, with Zimmerman agreeing to photocopy and forward documents to the IRS.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates for carrier and mail editions. The paper lists pricing for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with weekly and annual rates, and notes restricted mail service in carrier areas. The publication provides postal and AP republication rights information.
Joseph Abodeely 51 of Cedar Rapids was fined 5000 and given five years suspended prison term plus five years probation after pleading guilty in Linn District Court to pimping and conspiracy to arrange prostitution at a motel. Three pimping charges were dismissed. he testifed in a related case against Ivor Stanley. Stanley pleaded guilty earlier. Other defendants’ cases are pending.
A Census Bureau and HUD survey shows that 50 percent of 42 million owner occupied single family homes were worth $50,000 or more in October 1980. Median house value reached $51,300 and median homeowner income $21,200, both up about 9 percent from 1979. Renters saw median gross rent rise 11 percent to $241, with renter income up 6 percent to $10,600.
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