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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1983
Page
3
Robert C. Moorman, president of a Cedar Rapids equipment company, lashed out over a man twice found guilty of murdering a 10 year old girl not serving life. The call reflects ongoing outrage over the justice system and is highlighted in Outlooks.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale told an Iowa City audience that President Reagan deepens the two Americas split by wealth. The remark appeared on page 10A.
Prices on domestic crude and gasoline fell about 7.5 cents a gallon since controls ended two years ago while Americans still paid higher rates for home heating. Money section.
Banks and savings institutions report new money market and Super NOW accounts totaling about 204.5 billion dollars, surpassing 199 billion in money market funds which have fallen by over 33 billion as banks offer competitive deposits. Eastern Iowa farmers face potential moisture shortages but soil moisture should cover crops for about half the season per the state climatologist.
Irvin C. Weber, a young Jesup man, sues four law officers, the cities of Jesup and Fairbank, and Buchanan County for 2.5 million dollars alleging assault, false arrest, and negligence after a July 1982 incident at Excalibur Lounge. The suit seeks 500,000 from each officer and 500,000 from the affiliated governments and targets alleged harassment and the lack of a warrant.
On this date in 1900 eight baseball clubs organized the American League. The lineup included Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
Cedar Rapids NAACP head says the group has not ruled out suit over E and S Electric winning the Linn County Jail electrical contract. The party backs minority goals but questions enforcement and documentation, while supervisors defend guidelines and local participation.
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