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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1982
Page
3
The White House may conclude its investigation into Richard Allen as early as today. A meeting is planned later this week between the president and the national security adviser, who is set to be replaced by William Clark, according to officials.
Senator Edward Kennedy fell while skiing on Aspen Mountain in Colorado and injured both ankles. Ski patrol brought him down. he signed a release at the bottom, then checked into a hospital for a muscle strain.
Officials from 11 Johnson County municipalities project 1982 will focus on maintaining the status quo and preventing tax increases, though most acknowledge guarantees are impossible. Iowa City will install a new mayor by noon today.
Two Minneapolis men were charged with robbery after allegedly holding up other patrons early Sunday at an after hours gaming house in Cedar Rapids. The incident followed a dispute over a presumed cheating incident. Authorities say the suspects entered the venue and demanded cash from patrons and staff.
A fragment notes growing Kremlin repression affecting dissenters and activists. Authorities intensify arrests and censorship while international bodies urge restraint and highlight human rights concerns amid ongoing political crackdowns.
Councilwoman Mary Neuhauser who has served since 1975 and was mayor in 1975-76 announced her bid to succeed John Balmer as mayor. She stated she already has the votes needed to win at the seven-member council’s morning organizational meeting in Iowa City.
The San Francisco 49ers and Cincinnati Bengals advanced in NFL playoff action as page 1B reports on the Monday scene. The win secures these teams a step closer to the championship with key performances by standout players.
Steve Krafcisin, once a University of Iowa basketball standout, is noted as a Hi Roller in New Jersey sports coverage on page 3B, highlighting a transition from college stardom to professional or exhibition play.
William Winter, 61, retires as chairman of Seven-Up at 1981 year end and will stay on as consultant. He is the first of four predecessors not related to the three founders, marking a break in family leadership for the firm.
Iowa farmers report a moisture absorbing product used in baby diapers increases moisture retention in freshly planted seed corn. A new Farm page study finds the method improves average corn yields, suggesting practical field benefits.
Cedar Rapids airport operations cleared runways to unload 1324 travelers after Rose Bowl arrivals. Hawkeye team and fans faced delays but remained upbeat despite a loss to Washington. At Hawkeye Downs fans shared stories of a long trip, icy roads, and a vow to return next year.
Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist was discharged from George Washington University Hospital after recovering from a drug withdrawal reaction that caused temporary disturbances in mental clarity. Doctor Dennis O’Leary said he was in good condition and expected to be ready to return when the Court resumes January 11.
A group of 14 HACAP youths and four chaperones traveled from California to Iowa under the Governor's Youth Opportunity Program. Flight delays in Waterloo caused a late arrival and no HACAP van pickup due to no snow tires. they completed the return trip by Greyhound arriving in Cedar Rapids around 10 p.m. Saturday. In California they visited Marine World, the Queen Mary, Universal Studios and watched the Rose Bowl parade. three youths and staffer Steve Hartley attended the Rose Bowl game.
Four thousand hours of Richard Nixon White House tapes will stay sealed until at least 1987 due to National Archives budget cuts. Dismissals hit 12 of 31 technicians cataloging tapes and documents, slowing release, with personal or trade secret material weeded out before public disclosure.
Mike McCanham of Detroit plans a liquid diet with protein powder and supplements to shed about 300 pounds by New Year 1983. At 27 and 456 pounds, he joined Wayne State University Medical School’s obesity program four weeks ago, reporting weekly for exams, counseling, and behavior classes. Initial exam cost $160 and monthly costs run about $380, though he cites no grocery or dining bills.
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