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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1983
Page
4
Interior Secretary James Watt criticizes Indian reservations as socialist failures in a Satellite Program Network interview. The report frames social ills as evidence of poor policy amidst broader national discourse.
Gold soars above the 500 dollar level in New York as heavy short covering drives a $15 gain from the European close. The dollar strengthens broadly amid speculation against the West German mark, per page 7B Money.
The Soil Conservation Service reviews internal regulations to prevent a repeat of last fall's fiery blast near Hudson Iowa that killed five people in a soil project. The accident is a key topic at the four day state convention of land conservation contractors in Cedar Rapids.
Mary Burke reports Angela McNitt of Springville has gained just over 1 inch since starting growth hormone four months ago. Her parents William and Charlie Ann McNitt share hopes despite the modest rise as Angie struggles with height limits for everyday tasks.
Angie McNitt, born November 4, 1975, gains height through a University of Iowa hormone program under Dr. Robert Thompson. The Springville staff provide special desks and chairs, aiding mobility as Angie grows, with checkups every four months and potential hip surgery as growth continues.
Des Moines officials report counterfeit state warrants printed as excellent copies. Three checks dated Jan 15 1983 were cashed in Cedar Rapids Hy Vee stores and a bank, totaling 1277.85 to James B Wilts of Des Moines. Authorities warn merchants to screen for phony warrants and offer 24 hour calls for tips.
State officials detail key differences between valid warrants and counterfeit checks. Look for the back four line caution statement Payee Endorsement Restrictions and an address. Valid warrants show eight digit numbers starting with 0, sharp state seal, cloth ribbon typing, gray signature plate and a square decimal dot. fakes are fainter with offset printing and rounded dots.
Mosher and Shanahan discuss fake unemployment checks using tax refund style codes. They warn the public and say counterfeiters face felony theft charges. Des Moines division requests calls at 515 281 5138 with suspect descriptions and transport details.
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