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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1984
Page
7
Environmental panel members pace potential emissions measures awaiting EPA guidance to avoid premature rules that might be overturned. The delay signals caution amid possible federal rule changes affecting sulfur dioxide standards.
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees plan to disregard the national body's revocation of their right to use the Jaycee name and emblem. The national group seeks to overturn a judge's dismissal of its suit to bar the local chapter, which admitted women in 1982. the local leaders insist the revocation is void and will press the judge to maintain the original ruling.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette explains subscription options including carrier and mail rates. Morning Editions and Sunday editions offer weekly and annual pricing, with regional restrictions on mail delivery and Gazette carrier areas. The paper notes exclusive AP republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
The article notes salary increases for Grant Wood contracted staff range from zero to seven percent next year based on education and experience. It clarifies that a 1.96 percent rise reported applies only to base pay. The Gazette invites complaints and will publish corrections or clarifications as needed.
Government figures show three quarters of operating reactors exceeded cost projections by at least 2x. The Energy Information Administration cites inflation, high interest, and delays, with several major cancellations like Marble Hill and Byron highlighting ongoing industry risks.
Federal demographers warn that by 2030 one hundred workers may support thirty retirees, up from seventeen today, signaling fiscal pressure on Medicare and Social Security. The aging population will alter the political climate, education demand, job competition, and crime patterns, with household size shrinking to 2.73 in recent years.
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