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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1985
Page
3
President Reagan urged renewed U S aid to Nicaraguan rebels in a Thursday speech asserting Iran has joined Libya's Khadafy and the Palestine Liberation Organization in a campaign of armed subversion in Central America. The remarks were reported on page 5A.
University of Iowa law professor Burns Weston will join a group of more than 20 supporters accompanying South Korean opposition leader Kim Dae Jung back to Seoul on Feb 6. The trip aims to safeguard Kim as he pushes for democracy amid a tense political climate and upcoming elections.
At a public Urbana meeting, residents divided over Ross Lamansky a school counselor and coach charged with indecent contact with female students. Some praised him. others urged accountability citing impact on students and school image.
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission narrowed four finalists for director to nonresidents: Larry Schoelerman of Oregon, William Rankin of North Carolina, interim director James Lightsey of Virginia, and David Powledge of Texas. The panel begins background checks and plans Cedar Rapids interviews next week.
Jeff Mikesell pleaded guilty in Linn District Court to fifth degree criminal mischief and was ordered to pay Sally Turbett 26 dollars in restitution for car damages. A prior Gazette report had listed the wrong amount and a correction will be published if readers report inaccuracies.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription rates for Carrier and Mail editions, including 7 issues weekly mornings and Sundays, with 4 week and 52 week options. It notes no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas and provides post office address for changes. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news.
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