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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1982
Page
4
The House Budget Committee sent President Reagan's 1983 budget to the House floor despite vast congressional opposition and signs it will fail. Leaders scouted rival plans as Republicans and Democrats spar over deficits, pensions, and defense cuts amid internal party tensions.
Newsweek's June 7 issue featuring William Bailey's Portrait of S has some newsstands hiding the cover amid claims it resembles a photograph. Lubbock city attorney cites a 1976 ordinance to restrict exposing minors to pornographic material, while Raleigh managers note adult racks.
The House approved the Intelligence Identities Protection Act 315 to 32, sending it to the Senate. The measure, backed by the administration, would jail journalists or scholars up to three years and fine them fifteen thousand dollars for exposing American spies identities. Government workers face up to ten years and up to fifty thousand dollars fine.
American Lisa Wichser, 28, Denver, was freed after a week in custody and ordered to leave China. She affirmed friendship with the Chinese people while not commenting on the espionage accusations. Xinhua reported she confessed to stealing secret documents, but the U.S. Embassy called her innocent and uncertain of the guilt.
Barry Singer, 39, professor at California State University Long Beach, resigns effective immediately after offering college credit for group sex and gay encounters in a course titled Psychology of Sex. The move followed protests and an internal investigation into student relationships.
Prosecution urges jurors that Hinckley’s brain abnormality does not prove mental illness while Dr. David Davis challenges defense CAT-scan findings. The 27 year old defendant pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to the Reagan assassination attempt with three others wounded.
In Ventura California 7-year-old Jamie Means was found guilty on three counts of misdemeanor mischief and petty theft tied to a storage yard fire. Judge McGrath dismissed multiple arson and other petty theft counts but kept three charges. He faces a July 1 probation hearing and his mother plans to appeal. The prosecutor sought counseling or probation supervision.
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