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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1985
Page
3
Iowa Senate majority leader Lowell Jenkins hints at sending the full Senate to Washington to press for farm aid. The plan comes as GOP leaders fast–track a state lottery measure to the floor and push a radical teacher minimum wage proposal.
Monty Branstad says the USDA investigation stems from paperwork mistakes between ASCS offices in Missouri and Iowa. He cites an 8.8 acre overlap in set aside claims from 1982 and says new information could resolve the matter, while his lawyer calls the error scribbler’s. The case concerns farm ownership and inspection rules involving ASCS employees.
Benton County Attorney Tom Noonan said his office will investigate allegations a male Urbana Community Schools teacher sexually abused female students. The probe, conducted with the Benton County Sheriff's Department, began after parents contacted Noonan. no specifics were released. He noted an official investigation requires a filed complaint.
Leonard Berg will face a first degree murder charge in the year old Cedar Rapids police officer shooting. The trial was moved to Jasper County District Court after a Linn County judge concluded publicity could endanger Bergs right to a fair trial. Officer Brett Sunner, 25, was killed June 8 when a shotgun slug hit his forehead as officers responded to a domestic disturbance at 1709 Hamilton St SW in Cedar Rapids.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides publishing details including address 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and postal handling. It lists subscription options by carrier and mail with weekly and yearly rates, and notes AP republication rights and post office change submissions.
The Gazette explains its correction policy after a Thursday story mischaracterized a 2730 A Ave NE apartment as low income. Some residents may receive rent assistance, but the unit itself is not designated as such. The paper invites complaints at 398 8313.
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