06 Jan 1981
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1981
Page
1
A jumble of column notes explores ethics and politics from Safire to Grassley. Other items discuss CPR readiness, illness, census work, a California murder trial, and Dorothy Olson's kitchen heritage.
The note warns income tax refunds could arrive late this year while Congress may verify the legality of sending payments to Americans.
Tehran says its forces killed hundreds of Iraqi troops and captured 2000 prisoners in a rapid counteroffensive ordered by President Bani Sadr. Pars News Agency reports 550 Iraqi soldiers killed and many tanks and vehicles seized around Ahvaz and Gilan Gharb.
The PER Board rejected the Teamsters bid for an election to represent 6,303 blue collar state workers now with AFSCME. An investigation found 54 valid signatures and 78 invalid among 227, with 95 uncontacted. The board will refer possible criminal violations to the attorney general.
President elect Ronald Reagan selected James Brady as White House press secretary with access to the Oval Office and daily meetings with Reagan. Karna Small will be deputy press secretary, earning between 49 000 and 51 000 dollars annually, bringing veteran TV anchoring experience to the briefing team.
New York banks move to lower the prime lending rate amid a series of reductions. Chemical Bank drops to 19 percent from 20 percent, following Morgan Guaranty Trust and Marine Midland cuts as analysts cite lower money supply and easing borrowing costs.
In Buckeye Louisiana a state judge orders three white girls to attend Buckeye High School despite federal desegregation rulings. Principal Charles Waites allows class entry under threat of arrest while US District Judge Nauman Scott counters with expanded orders.
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