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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1982

Page

3

Train Derails Kill Dozens Near Pacific Coast Town

An express train with about 800 passengers derailed and plunged 90 feet into a ravine near a Pacific coast town, killing at least 35 people, authorities said. Other items note pill cancer findings, Sammy Davis Jr. Israel trip, tax reform debate, Iowa rail celebration, 1982 All Iowa Fair crowds, Missouri River water divestment talk, All-Star Game outlook, and new college recruiting rules.

Pacific Coast World

Illinois hospital addition contract leads for E and S Contractors

E and S Electrical Contractors of Cedar Rapids reports its largest lump-sum deal, a $3.8 million hospital addition project in Illinois, alongside a $2.2 million Michigan contract. The announcements appear on Money, page 5C.

E and S Electrical Contractors Cedar Rapids Illinois Michigan

Soviet Grain Crop Forecast Cut By 15 Million Tons

The U S Agriculture Department predicted a grain harvest of 170 million metric tons for the Soviet Union, down 15 million from last month. Agriculture Secretary John Black said he pressed Reagan for a long term food trade agreement with the Soviet Union and came away optimistic.

Soviet Union U.S. Agriculture Department Agriculture John Black Reagan Farm

Iowa’s $127 million budget misread sparks correction

Iowa officials disputed a National Governors Association figure claiming a $127 million surplus at year end. Comptroller Mosher said errors stemmed from excluding tax refunds for 1982 and 1983, suggesting other states may be affected.

South Dakota Missouri River Des Moines Judy Daubenmie Gazette Iowa National Governors’ Association Robert Ray Governors’ Group Ray Governors’ Association Alaska Ronald Mosher Mosher Carol Weissert Association

Cedar Rapids scam target fails to take funds to library

A Cedar Rapids woman avoided losing 3200 dollars in a bank scam after alerting police and bank officials. A caller identifying as Mr Carlson from Peoples Bank and Trust Co claimed a system error and directed withdrawal to meet at the downtown Public Library with supposed Iowa Highway Patrol witnesses. No one appeared.

Cedar Rapids Jim Barnes Carlson Peoples Bank and Trust Co Iowa Highway Patrol Barnes

Soviets Hint Machines May Decide Nuclear Response

Moscow signals possible launch on warning posture as response to Reagan buildup. Ustinov asserts postures include near instant retaliatory strike by machines and emphasizes no first use while warning of greater combat readiness and improved warning systems. He frames deterrence and questions whether timing for no first use is right. Congress’s 1787 Northwest Territory ordinance note appears in closing.

Washington Post Moscow Dmitri Ustinov Soviet Union Reagan Ustinov Communist Party Pravda Kremlin United States Washington Western Europe United Nations General Assembly

Postal union head slams GOP mailman ad in Cedar Rapids

Jim Kane head of National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 373 in Cedar Rapids Marion and Hiawatha says a Republican National Committee TV spot misleadingly implies carrier support. He cites Hatch Act rules and veteran benefits threats while union president Vincent Sombrotto files complaints with networks and the GOP committee.

Reagan Kane Gagette Vincent Sombrotto National Republican Committee Kent

Housing starts fall again in rural Linn County

Rural Linn County housing activity dropped for the fourth straight year as permits fell to 27 in the year ended June 30 with a total valuation of 1.9 million dollars. Administrator Bob Johnson cites high interest rates and HUD loan changes as causes and notes Cedar Rapids and Marion are excluded from these figures.

Vazette Linn Cedar Rapids Marion Building and Zoning Department Bob Johnson HUD Housing and Urban Development Johnson

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