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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1985
Page
2
Lawmakers visit multiple Iowa cities for events where meals vary by city. Sioux City features steak offerings, Cedar Rapids hosts Farmstead Meats dam products as part of sponsored appearances. The Michigan of local events reflects a trend of home-grown hospitality across state legislative trips.
Archbishop John Roach 63 and past president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops apologized to the St. Paul-Minneapolis archdiocese after a drunken driving arrest in east central Minnesota. He faced a March 17 court appearance after a breath test showed BAC over 0.10 percent. Ninnemann said Roach was detained near Lindstrom and submitted to sobriety tests.
TV host Phil Donahue says he would like to be in the Senate and run a presidential campaign, though he does not state a run himself. He also envisions a Gary Hart like path after his Donahue show ends. NASA CAN'T LOSE-Sen. Jake Garn heads to space aboard Challenger with sensors and microphones to study motion sickness and bodily sounds. Ngor reunites with Cambodian relatives in Nice during Europe promo tour for The Killing Fields. Reid Collins to anchor CNN's Washington bureau replacing John Holliman. Queen bass guitarist John Deacon fined in London for drunken driving. Keough Jr. family clings to faith as he nears death from ALS after 444 days as a hostage in Iran.
Political Notes notes that in its 71st General Assembly Iowa legislators may be recalled for a special session. The column on page 23A discusses potential reasons and timing.
Douglas Paul, president of Profiles Corporation, discusses guidance received from the Technology Innovation Center at Oakdale. He notes the center helps ease early survival, while not being essential to the firm’s existence. Metro Iowa.
Iowa State University economist Neil Harl makes frequent trips to Washington to advance his farm debt restructuring proposal and press for policy action. He has become a sought after adviser since drafting the plan last spring.
Geologists study a large earth chunk lifted from a hole in northwestern Washington and deposited 73 feet away. The multiton divot remains intact with no human activity visible when found in October 1984. Theories abound but no explanation yet from U.S. World page 13A.
Darla Tarrant, 50, terminal ovarian cancer patient and agnostic feminist, seeks excommunication from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after years of failed attempts. Bishop Arthur Ford of Holladay 1st Ward plans a bishop's court to consider deleting her name.
The notice lists daily and Sunday publication details for The Gazette Company in Cedar Rapids Iowa, including pricing by carrier and by mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with 52 week rates and mail restrictions. It notes AP exclusive republication rights and provides a postmaster address for changes.
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