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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1982
Page
3
The Mexican government faces a six month deadline to decide on nuclear reactor plans amid global company interest. Experts warn the decision could determine the future of nuclear power in Canada and the United States.
Education writer Kurt Rogahn and participants reflect on what it felt like to serve as teachers during Education Awareness Week. The piece appears on Education page 22A and chronicles student empathy, classroom posing, and practical lessons learned.
Democratic hopeful Ed Campbell says Gov. Ray’s withdrawal aids no one but argues Reaganomics fail to help Iowans. He travels Cedar Rapids on a four week tour, cites high utility rates, tax changes, and targeted revenue boosts as fixes while Branstad looms as GOP favorite for governor.
President Reagan refused a 65 million commodity credit loan for Romania amid State Department and Agriculture Dept objections. Administration officials say the move avoids exposing the U S government to risks from unpaid Polish loans. Romania reportedly owes Western creditors about 1 billion dollars and could fall further behind without new funds.
Four Japanese nuclear industry specialists traveling from Moscow to Leningrad were robbed after gas was sprayed under their compartment door. Police arrested two Soviet Georgians, and doubts persist about whether the incident was a mere robbery or a targeted espionage act involving potentially sensitive papers.
Mount Mercy College will raise combined tuition room and board 11.7 percent for the 1982-83 year and full-time residential students will pay 5795 for room board and tuition. Tuition 3970 board 1110 double room 715. Part-time tuition 112 per credit. Coe College meanwhile announced a 14.8 percent rise to 7175.
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