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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1982
Page
4
Reports indicate secret discussions occurred in Poland between Communist authorities and Solidarity leaders. A senior Solidarity adviser described the talks as ongoing, with no official confirmation from involved parties. The item appears in World.
After clearance by the Senate Judiciary Committee the anti abortion measure would give concurrent power to Congress and states to restrict abortion with no life beginning at conception declaration. Pro choice groups call it a setback. Linn County VC Task Force launches herpes support project with a meeting at Foundation 2. 7 tonight. Linn County 7A 6A
The article argues that tomorrow’s college students will be more practical and serious, contrasting with the rebellious tone of a decade ago. It suggests universities will adapt to this change, shaping students who prioritize discipline and realistic goals.
Iowa's 1981-82 basketball season ends in Pullman Washington as the Hawkeyes lose on Sunday afternoon. The game marks the conclusion of the campaign in the sports section.
The Landmark Inn between Waukon and Lansing, a historic building with roots dating to 1851 and roles as a home, brewery, tavern, tea room, inn, lodge and family restaurant, is now up for sale. The report appears on East Iowa page 9A.
A film review notes Missing starring Sissy Spacek and Jack Lemmon becomes this year's most controversial title. The reviewer urges focusing on the craft rather than politics, calling the movie a solid effort overall.
A Linn County jury weighs whether William Holland, 46, a parolee once commuted from a 125 year term, will be found guilty of lascivious acts with a child and indecent exposure arising from November incidents. The 1958 murder conviction still looms as background.
Sen Edward Kennedy and Robert Strauss urged delaying the Reagan tax cuts and indexing on ABC and pressed for a jobs program and industrial policy to ease high youth unemployment. They cited large deficits and argued for higher oil taxes and lower military spending to reduce deficits.
The EPA will drop the annual report requirement from 11,000 generators and switch to a 1 percent survey this year and a 10 percent random sample in later years. Inspectors will still visit selected plants and disposal sites to enforce the 1976 hazardous waste law, while critics warn of reduced cradle to grave monitoring.
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