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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1983

Page

3

Cedar Rapids Aims 500 New Jobs With $500000 Drive

The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce announced a Committee of 100 to raise 500000 over three years to attract business and create 500 new jobs and 40 million dollars in new capital. Fifty leaders divided 300 prospects. project leaders include Mayor Don Canney and Lee Liu with five co chairs. The effort seeks to fill more than 1 million square feet of industrial space and 500000 of office and retail space. The program marks the first time the area aligns government business labor and industry behind a unified economic development plan. The drive follows Cedar Rapids being sixth in Iowa for development funding while Des Moines leads with 320000 annually.

Bruce Fishwild Cedar Rapids Economic Development League Cedar Rapids-Marion Area Chamber Don Canney Lee Liu Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Jack Evans Securities Corp. of Iowa Don Hattery Shire-Hattery Engineering Joe Hladky III the Gazette Co al Peremsky Armstrong’s Department Store Robert Verhille Robert W. Verhille & Associates Verhille Marion Evans Cedar Rapids- Marion Des Moines

Thatcher's Crushing Victory Lands Thatcher in Power

Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher won a decisive election, pushing past the 326-seat majority as Labour leader Michael Foot conceded defeat. The centrist alliance split Labour’s vote, with Thatcher declaring the 10 Downing Street term would last five years.

London Margaret Thatcher Michael Foot Labor Foot House of Commons Britain Tony Benn Radical Left Social Democratic Party Thatcher Downing St Finchley

Wilson Foods agrees to talks after wage cuts and strike

Wilson Foods chief Kenneth Griggy told UFCW delegates in Chicago the company is ready to negotiate after a wage cut to 6.50 an hour from 10.69 and other benefit reductions. A UFCW official said discussions were meaningful but far apart as strike action and bankruptcy proceedings continue in Oklahoma City and Cedar Rapids delegates press for reinstate contract terms.

Gary Peterson Sazelle Sss Kenneth Griggy Wilson Foods United Food and Commercial Workers Chicago National Labor Relations Board Oklahoma City UFCW Garry Zimmerman P-3 Cedar Rapids Wilson Griggy Lewis Anderson Ufcw Packing House Division Associated Press

Reagan fund raiser sparks protest as Mondale criticizes spending

Minneapolis police carried off a demonstrator outside a hotel where President Reagan spoke at a Boschwitz fundraiser. Earlier in Hopkins he urged merit pay for teachers and tougher education standards while Mondale accused him of cutting education funds to fund an arms buildup.

Minneapolis Reagan Rudy Boschwitz Hopkins Walter Mondale

Iowa lawmakers urge full Army probe into Ranger’s Panama death

Iowa Rep. Tom Tauke and Sen. Roger Jepsen called Thursday for a formal Army inquiry into the death of 20 year old Pfc. Shawn Lau of Oelwein who was fatally shot during a live fire training exercise in the Panama Canal Zone. Lau joined the Army on March 30 1982 and was with the 1st Battalion 75th Infantry Rangers at Hunter Army Airfield Georgia.

David Lynch Washington Iowa Oelwein Panama Canal Zone Shawn Lau U.S. Army Hospital Panama Rep Tom Tauke R-lowa Sen Roger Jepsen Army John Marsh Jr Lau Hunter Army Airfield Fort Stewart 75Th Infantry Rangers

Branstad signs court bill aims to cut property taxes

Gov. Terry Branstad signed a bill reorganizing Iowa courts and shifting funding to the state. The measure could cut property taxes by about 4.2 million in the year starting July 1 and total relief of about 35 million annually once fully phased in by 1988. The governor said the plan centralizes administration and eases taxpayer burden.

Des Moines Iowa Terry Branstad Branstad

Comedy Line About Show Canceled During Baseball Game

A wife quips to her husband watching a TV baseball game that she thought the show had been dropped last fall. The remark captures a light, domestic humor moment referenced in the source.

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