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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1982
Page
3
King Hussein of Jordan indicated on Sunday that his country would soon seek advanced weapons from the United States, while Caspar Weinberger said the Reagan administration was weighing the request.
A local landscape architect guides plantings at two Iowa City schools with support from a civic group. The project aims to educate students about ecology and save energy through added greenery and trees.
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra presented Verdi's Requiem in two performances, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, at the Paramount. Reviewers describe the mass as overwhelming and a powerful, foundation-shaking experience for the audience.
The profile highlights Arthur Adams a lifelong entrepreneur now in his 70s who began in the 1940s and has started nine businesses and traded others. He currently runs two thriving companies illustrating sustained ingenuity and enterprise.
A survey shows Midwest farmers are applying for fewer new loans, extending existing ones, or delaying repayments. It also indicates a higher likelihood that farmers will be forced to sell assets this year to stay in business.
More than 170 Amana residents attended a Sunday high school meeting to explore land use policy. Four committees will study methods to curb nonconforming businesses while preserving German heritage. Experts outlined historical preservation districts zoning incorporation and state-law options.
Soprano Martha Sheil says Beverly Sills spends time at fund raising and public events but remains devoted to the New York City Opera. Sheil, a Cedar Rapids native, notes Sills attends performances in New York and supports artists, calling her love for the art genuine. Sheil discusses teaching, freelancing, and her own career as a spinto soprano with the New York City Opera.
Rep. Les Aspin plans a bill to make non registration a misdemeanor with a $200 fine and no jail, replacing the current felony up to five years and $10,000. The measure would apply if no draft is ordered, then reimpose stricter penalties if a draft occurs, while officials urge compliance and note many eligible men have not registered.
Los Angeles analysis of 1 million year old East African stone tools argues early humans scavenged large animal meat rather than hunted. Anthropologist Peter Jones notes grapefruit sized hand axes found with elephant and hippopotamus bones at Olduvai Gorge and says the tools were for butchering not hunting.
Seven Lake Park farmers file a 250000 lawsuit in Dickinson County District Court alleging crop and building damage from a three day search for 24 year old Justin Stahly last September. Plaintiffs seek 10000 actual and 25000 punitive damages from multiple defendants including state patrol and fire departments.
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