Marion Street study eyed but not imminent
Marion City Council plans a about ten thousand dollar study into downtown one way street changes. The note appears on Metro page 4A and outlines options and potential impacts for traffic and street design.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1985
Page
3
Marion City Council plans a about ten thousand dollar study into downtown one way street changes. The note appears on Metro page 4A and outlines options and potential impacts for traffic and street design.
Iowa City artist Berke Breathed said President Reagan phoned Monday after seeing a Sunday Bloom County panel featuring Nancy Reagan. The president requested the original drawing and complimented the strip as a reflection on marriage fidelity while noting his admiration for the depiction.
Cartoonist Berke Breathed recounts a call from Ronald Reagan who admired his drawing and joked about gifting the original Carlson drawing to Nancy Reagan. Reagan regrets not obtaining the original and hints he would like it as a Valentine gift. The piece notes satire and Reagan’s perceived sincerity and likability influence.
The Gazette corrects a Tuesday headline that wrongly named Erin Leas ing as a defendant. The suit is actually against Skogman Realty and agent Sandoe Walker, with the newspaper offering corrections for accuracy and fairness.
99 UAW and GM leaders jointly shape Saturn in a first of its kind collaboration. A highly automated plant with worker input and potential owner style incentives is planned, with $5 billion investment and 6,000 local jobs plus 20,000 elsewhere. Location decisions loom, construction to start summer, first cars late decade.
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