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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1982
Page
3
The seven industrial nations inaugurated their summit at Versailles amid disputes over modest measures to alleviate the world recession and rising unemployment. The scene emphasizes rivalry between participants as negotiations begin.
The Internal Revenue Service in Des Moines announced it cannot mail quarterly estimated income tax return forms to taxpayers in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. Taxpayers must still file by June 15 using suggested alternate procedures provided by the IRS.
Rep. Tom Harkin's subcommittee and the House Agriculture Committee will hold hearings on two topics, the farm crisis bill and measures to address a growing milk surplus. The Illinois Supreme Court will not hear an appeal regarding extradition of Andrew Jon Oglevie to Tipton for trial on a first degree murder charge linked to the April 14, 1979, shotgun slaying of Ady Jensen.
The Paramount Theatre lounge hosts a headless marble bust named Spring amid a long restoration tale. Rumor swirls that the bust could be the statue Davis posed for in youth, though staff deem the chances unlikely. The piece, saved from sale, was repaired by former staff during the theater’s mid 1970s revival.
Justice Department begins a preliminary inquiry to consider naming a special prosecutor over William French Smith accepting a $50,000 severance from Earle M. Jorgensen Co. and related tax shelter investments. Rodino requested review of potential improprieties under department rules. inquiry to run 90 days with FBI help.
A PER Board ruling cleared two Marion police union officers, Mike DeLaMater and Jim Weilenhagen, of misconduct over off duty security at last summer's Fair on the Square. The city had charged violations of state collective bargaining laws. The decision supports the officers' claim that their actions were lawful union activity and not misconduct.
The United States announced a phased drawdown of its forces in South Korea, beginning with a removal of 6,000 soldiers as the initial step in a broader withdrawal. The move signals a shift in regional defense posture amid ongoing security assessments.
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