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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1981
Page
3
Ingrid Bergman 65 says she will not return to movies or theater and plans to travel the world with her grandchildren. She spoke in an interview with Videot HaAhronot while touring Israel and said she cannot see herself as Golda Meir.
Budget chief Stockman says 10 percent yearly cuts for three years are the target though some flexibility exists on exact years and amounts. Meese and Regan express optimism and forecast inflation relief if Congress passes the package promptly. Reagan intensifies lobbying after returning from California.
Four Americans jailed for hashish smuggling in Turkey are returning to the United States after serving 24 years. Jo Ann McDaniel and Robert Hubbard wed in jail before release. Michael Harvey Ray, Kathryn Ann Zenz are among the other returning prisoners. The group arrived at Kennedy Airport under a U.S. Turkish agreement to finish remaining sentences in U.S. facilities.
About 3,500 Flint area workers mainly from General Motors urged employers to stop income tax deductions. The movement, described by the IRS as one of the biggest protests, uses 99 dependents on W-4 forms and W-4E forms for low income. Leadership includes Dean Hazel of Pontiac and the group We The People ACT. The IRS has boosted audits and forwards violators to collect owed taxes.
The Chicago Tribune reports Chicago Mafia chiefs gained control of all illegal activities in Las Vegas after a long‑ago meeting with leaders from New York New Jersey and Chicago. The accord reportedly avoids Chicago involvement in Atlantic City gambling profits.
The United Press International report says three Anglican missionaries and a British businessman held in Tehran's Evin prison since August were cleared of spying charges and will be freed. Jean Waddell, Dr. John Coleman, his wife Audrey, and Andrew Pyke were detained with other hostages. Waite noted the men spent a day at a government reception center after release.
Budget director Stockman told the National Governors Association the White House may seek a 2 cent per gallon increase in the federal gasoline tax to raise about $2 billion yearly for highway maintenance. He suggested states might pre-empt all or part of the new revenue. Governors fear federal cuts could outpace state absorption.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if unauthorized committees may spend unlimited money to back Reagan while his authorized campaign is funded by public money. The case will review whether state and local laws can limit campaign contributions in referendum elections.
Los Angeles AP reports Michael Maltese died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a six month cancer battle. The writer and animator earned Academy Emmy and Annie awards and helped create the Roadrunner and the Coy ote while at Warner Bros and Hanna Barbera. He worked on Bugs Bunny Daffy Duck Yosemite Sam and collaborated with Chuck Jones. He began his career on Betty Boop cartoons.
A timing device detonated a 20 pound bomb attached to a basement wall near the Czech News section at Radio Free Europe in Munich injuring eight and causing about 2 million dollars in damage. Police said the bombers left no clues to their identity or motives.
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