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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1982
Page
3
At Veterans Auditorium 1 745 Iowa Democrats gathered for the 1982 Statutory state convention. The gubernatorial candidate drew the loudest cheers while a former astronaut served as keynote speaker. The event comes amid statewide updates and political activity across Iowa.
An Oxford woodcarver received an invitation to display his wood products at the Knoxville World’s Fair in Tennessee later this month. He says he has no clue how the invitation arrived but will attend.
The Washington jury of seven women and five men studied extensive psychiatric testimony behind guarded doors to decide if John W. Hinckley Jr. was insane when he shot President Reagan. Jurors faced a heavy evidentiary load and requested transcripts and supplies while remaining sequestered near Capitol Hill.
Justice Department internal investigators found that antitrust chief William F. Baxter appeared to have a conflict of interest when he dropped the 13 year IBM case. Solicitor General Rex Lee had said there was no actual conflict, while Baxter’s failure to disclose IBM contacts prompted the appearance concern.
Newark Star Ledger reports White House considering seven names to succeed Raymond J. Donovan amid links to underworld figures probes. Names include William Brock W J Usery Richard Schubert Thorne Auchter Robert Bonitati and Betty Murphy with Lovell and Anson Franklin noting no confirmation.
A Pacific Ocean centered earthquake near San Salvador rocked El Salvador early Saturday killing four people and injuring more than 210. The Red Cross reported deaths in San Salvador and San Miguel Tepezontes, while the U.S. embassy suffered structural damage. Guatemala Nicaragua and Honduras felt the strong tremor.
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