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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1983
Page
5
President Reagan defended deficit reduction while denying overreaction to defense spending. He cited Gen. Rowny’s optimism on START and pressed for possible defense cuts without compromising national security. He endorsed planning a summit with Andropov and noted talks on a non aggression pact with Warsaw Pact nations.
The resignation of Lodwick follows criticism over the grain trade talks with the Soviet Union and rumors of his departure. U S Agriculture Secretary Block urges him to stay until a replacement is found as Seeley departs. Jepsen praises Lodwick and Seeley as defenders of American farmers in foreign markets.
Private tracker Geoffrey Perry and U S officials warn a Cosmos 1402 reentry could pose health risks if debris lands in populated regions. Experts note most fragments would radiate or disperse if landing in water, while permission for information sits pending through diplomatic channels.
Leach warned about manipulation by Reverend Moon and the Unification Church as the Ripon Society study drew criticism from Norquist and other groups. He pressed the Republican Party to distance itself from New Right leaders amid Moon’s Washington Times investment and debated media influence.
Deputy press secretary says Reagan summoned Mrs. Dole to the Oval Office to offer the cabinet position. If confirmed, she would be the first woman cabinet secretary in the Reagan administration and head the Transportation Department with 100000 employees and a $20 billion budget. The role covers aviation safety highways mass transit and related programs including the new road work plan funded by a five cent tax increase.
A 1625 English settlement at Pemaquid in present day Maine marked England's northeastern outpost near Jamestown and Plymouth. The piece notes pain threshold research citing higher tolerance in men and certain ethnic groups and references the Upjohn Co findings.
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