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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1983
Page
5
Republican lawmakers press President Reagan to strengthen confidence in environmental policy, warning scandal fears may shift control of the issue to Democrats.
The Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians will release a 300 page report Thursday officially recognizing the suffering of many interned Japanese-Americans during World War II, a long neglected issue in Washington.
William Head of New Orleans seeks a court order in Johnson County District Court to identify a bone marrow donor in the University of Iowa Hospitals system. He wants permission to videotape his testimony to present his case before potential death from leukemia and to inform the donor via letter. The hearing will address whether he may videotape and whether the hospital must disclose the donor's name and address.
Iowa City officials say the University of Iowa Human Subjects Review Committee conducted a careful review of medical and ethical factors before deciding not to identify a California woman who may be a compatible bone marrow donor for William Head of New Orleans. Head seeks court order to uncover the donor’s name. the donor declined participation.
Over the past two months four women were robbed in a three block area on Third Avenue SE prompting the Cedar Rapids Police to boost patrols in the 1200 to 1400 blocks. Assist Chief Wallace Johnson notes the robber may be single suspect described as a white male in his 20s. Gillen offers tips to reduce risk including using clutch purses and walking in lighted areas.
President Reagan assured Sen. Roger Jepsen that Radio Marti would not broadcast on the WHO 1040 AM frequency. Jepsen and Grassley pressed guarantees amid fears of Cuban jamming and industry impact as lawmakers discuss funding and approval for the Florida Keys to Cuba station.
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