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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1983
Page
3
Secretary of State George Shultz said the State Department now coordinates arms control policy after a shakeup in leadership. The move aims to restore cohesion and continuity within the Reagan administration’s approach to arms control.
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees mark a golden anniversary with a dinner kickoff to National Jaycees Week. In Greene Square Park, the parks department fights crow roosting by spraying oil on favored trees. A regional Miller High Life Rock to Riches event offers $50 gear prizes and advancement for top area bands. The Hawkeyes tie for first in the Big Ten after a 66 57 win at Northwestern.
Iowa, ranked No 2, hosts Iowa State ranked No 3 in a marquee wrestling duel Saturday night. The cross state rivalry draws an anticipated 12000 fans as the season opening meeting unfolds on the mat.
Oil prospectors have written off Minnesota and neighboring states as oilless. Yet a Minnesota hog lot reportedly yields high grade crude in commercial quantities raising interest among investors and producers. Page 6C.
Margo Smith and Rex Allen Jr. will headline the All-Iowa Fair grandstand this summer. The lineup also features a Cedar Rapids musical revue, the New Relations, and a strong slate of wheel events.
About a dozen officers and nine Mount Mercy College drama students ran through domestic disturbance scenarios at the Cedar Rapids police academy. The exercise tested handling of a family fight, a mentally ill person, and a despondent individual with a shotgun, emphasizing watching hands and deescalation.
The Gazette announces subscription prices for carrier and mail editions. Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues cost $9.20 for four weeks or $95 for 52 weeks. Mail to other states runs $125 for 52 weeks. Local areas with Gazette service do not accept mail subscriptions. The paper carries AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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