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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1983
Page
3
Tibben Flight Lines owner John Tibben told the Airport Commission that some private aircraft owners at Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport are attempting air taxi service without proper certification. The note appears amid reports on markets and energy in Iowa City.
Weather system roared across the United States with heavy Midwest snow, Florida tornadoes, and widespread floods. Eight deaths were reported as schools closed and travel halted. Snow depths reached up to 23 inches in Michigan and Indiana, while flooding forced evacuations in the Northeast and Lake Huron winds pushed water into Saginaw Bay homes.
A man calling himself Robert Parker told multiple New York news outlets of a non existent typhoon watch in the metropolitan area. National Weather Service officials said no such watch exists and the caller used a bogus callback number.
The Iowa Senate approved eliminating mandatory regular inspections of rental properties and sent the bill to the House. Sen James Wells noted costs to cities while opponents warned the move could let landlords dodge oversight. The measure passed 26 to 18.
Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter officers have filed 134 criminal complaints against owners of unlicensed or unleashed dogs since January. Additional summonses are planned as officers verify ownership against county records for 1982 licenses. Violations are misdemeanors with up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine plus 10 percent state surcharge and 1982 1983 tags.
Iowa Supreme Court hears bid to force University of Iowa Hospitals to contact the Louisiana man’s donor, Mrs X, with information about a possibly lifesaving bone marrow transplant. Head seeks disclosure after the donor refused twice. university argues contact is coercive. Head undergoes chemotherapy as doctors pursue remission for transplant.
The Iowa Senate approved new limits on who may dispense prescription and controlled substances, restricting off office dispensing. Physicians may still dispense but must be present when filling. staff may dispense only a three day supply without the doctor. Family planning clinics are exempted when dispensing birth control drugs.
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