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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1983
Page
3
Nation notes mark Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day as the nation recalls his legacy while a decade of abortion discourse continues to shape politics. The White House pushes a multi front effort to salvage Reagan era leadership image amid adviser concerns.
Mark Westhoff grew up in New Vienna Iowa and after saving a woman's life he struggles with the role of hero. The piece appears in East Iowa page 17A.
Dr. Joseph Hineman will discuss Alzheimer’s disease counseling and group support options in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday. The piece highlights practical help for families and caregivers amid ongoing research realities.
Critics argue the state land use law lacks teeth and funding to enforce it and creates commissions that merely echo temporary groups from a 1977 law ignored by the legislature.
Japan's new prime minister will fly to Washington to mend relations with the United States. He aims to appease U.S. critics in Congress and reassure the alliance, as he seeks to heal a wounded partnership with America's top ally.
In California Cranston leads the Democratic delegates over Mondale and Glenn in two straw polls. The Times survey shows Cranston at 40 percent to Mondale 15 percent, with Glenn fifth at 4 percent and 25 percent undecided among 1,416 respondents.
U S and Soviet negotiators reportedly crafted an informal July missile limit deal in Geneva that Washington and Moscow rejected. Rostow faced dispatch by President Reagan after a Vienna meeting and a private memo rebuke for exceeding authority.
Oleg Belotserkovsky announced on Soviet TV that the nuclear fuel core of Cosmos 1402 would burn up in mid February and any fallout would stay within limits set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection. He noted a planned reentry and said particles could disperse as finely divided matter, with radioactive fallout not exceeding international safety guidelines.
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