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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1986
Page
2
Iowa political leaders voice doubt at Omaha mayor’s proposal for joint presidential caucuses deeming it an attempt to share Iowa’s wealth. Other regional items note snow damage in Clayton County, jail cost increases, and farm talks resuming.
State Comptroller William Krahl reported December receipts up 5.7 percent from a year earlier and predicted the year will close with a 4.8 percent revenue gain. He noted improved December income tax and sales tax receipts while cautions remain about timing of yearend collections.
Two men released on parole in November were arrested at the Lighthouse Supper Club east of Cedar Rapids early Monday. William Silvia, 26, and Fred J. Slater, 20, face burglary and habitual criminal charges after deputies found them hiding in closets with stolen money. Silvia served under five months of a 10 year sentence plus a five year theft term. Slater served about 19 months of theft and illicit substance convictions and faces up to 10 years. Authorities say the case highlights parole system failures.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and durations are listed. postmaster address provided.
Judy Livingston, 40, from Guttenberg, undergoes a 64 hour heart lung transplant at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. She is in critical but stable condition after the operation led by Dr. Ted Diethrich. The donor was a 15 year old gunshot victim.
The UCS accuses the NRC of preparing to downgrade radiation risk figures undermining safety rules for nearby residents. NRC spokesman Strasma denies active proposals to relax regulations, noting review ongoing and no current changes planned.
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