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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1982
Page
3
Reagan received cheers from Parliament as he praised Britain's Falklands forces and challenged Brezhnev to a televised exchange of ideas. He urged support for a world where armed aggression fails and people share in decisions under the rule of law.
A Rockford Illinois man accused of the 1979 shotgun slaying of an Iowa City man will not seek a federal court injunction to block extradition to Cedar County. Andrew Jon Oglevie, 23, will face trial in Tipton for the murder of Ady Jensen. East Iowa, page 9B.
A Detroit helicopter pilot credits an autopilot from Rockwell Collins Cedar Rapids with saving his life during a recent flight. The feature appears on Money page 5B.
Ford Motor Co extends its current auto sales incentive program while the money market certificate rate inches higher. Tuna withdrawn from sale last week may be restored to grocery shelves in coming days.
Farmers anticipate a busy show circuit this summer with livestock competitions taking center stage as grain farmers and livestock folks clash for bragging rights and market prep. Crop talk and insect issues echo in the background on pages 8B.
Local naturalist explains red winged blackbirds dive bomb people near nests in grassy areas by water. Attacks spike around May to August with hens calling males to defend nests. wear a hat and treat wounds promptly.
Two Linn County officials reported skunk like odors in their cars last Friday. Supervisor Jean Oxley accused Auditor Merle Kopel and Supervisor Joe Rinas of the prank, shoving Kopel and pulling his necktie amid tensions. Recorder Pat Kane also found the odor and recalled a trapping scent as the odor lingered despite cleaning.
Otis and Betty Zuercher of Oelwein sue Gene Larson in Fayette County District Court for 50 000 alleging harassment and intimidation. They claim he shouted abuse made death threats burned their house ordered goods in their name and worsened their medical conditions. A court order halting harassment was granted with a hearing set for July 26. Larson had not responded by Tuesday.
Governor James Thompson urged lawmakers to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment saying Abraham Lincoln would have no trouble with it. Stop ERA leader Phyllis Schlafly argued Illinois should reject the measure warning it could force 18 year old girls to register for the draft as ERA supporters and opponents filled the Capitol.
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