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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1987

Page

22

Streets to close near Blairs Ferry and 15th Street for sewer work

The city says 15th Street SE will close today from Sixth to Eighth avenues for two weeks to allow sanitary sewer construction with no detour. Blairs Ferry Road NE between Interstate 380 and C Avenue NE will be shut for months starting Monday for concrete repair sewer work and utility relocation, followed by a widening to a two way left turn lane. Traffic will be reduced to one lane each direction most times. drivers without area destinations should consider alternate routes per the city’s Traffic Engineering Department.

Blairs Ferry Road NE 16Th Street SE 15Th Street SE Sixth Eighth Avenues Blairs Ferry Road Interstate 380 C Avenue NE City Traffic Engineering Department

Chemical spill closes 1-80 near Newton for hours

A truck carrying 4000 gallons of corrosive alkaline liquid crashed near the Newton exit, closing eastbound lanes of I-80 for about two hours. Fire Chief Gene Koppin said crews contained the spill with a sand dike and absorbent, with cleanup lasting days and no injuries or evacuations reported. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will return Friday.

Newton Keith Dahlke Union, Ill Northfield Minn Missouri Dahike Gene Koppin Koppin Iowa Department of Natural Resources

Reagan role denied in contras case involvement alleged

In federal court Carl Channell pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government in funding the contras, naming North and others as conspirators. White House spokesman Fitzwater said Reagan had no part in the conspiracy, though Channell described meetings at the White House in 1985 and 1986 with supporters of Channel 1's tax exempt foundation. North's interviews and actions involving delay of FBI interviews and investigations related to Southern Air Transport are noted, with implications for hostage negotiations and a private contra network.

North Philadelphia Carl Channell White House Marlin Fitzwater Reagan Channell Fitzwater Webster Revell FBI Southern Air Trans Ort Iran Southern Air U.S Lebanon Miller NSC

AIDS testing debate shifts to policy and rights

Public health officials push broadening definitions to include abuse clinics and services for pregnant women and sexually transmitted diseases while urging voluntary testing. White House aides weigh a tougher stance with mandatory testing for marriages and hospital admissions, amid concerns over confidentiality and discrimination.

Gebbie Federal Public Health Service Windom White House Domestic Policy Council Interagency Edwin William Bennett

Trade talks with Japan stall as sanctions loom

The article recounts President Reagan and Prime Minister Nakasone discussing U.S.-Japan economic ties. Nakasone urges lifting $300 million in sanctions tied to chip pricing, while Shultz and Fitzwater note short term nature of disputes and possible sanction relief after April data confirm compliance. Talks occur amid broader questions on free trade and currency shifts ahead of the G7 summit.

Japan Nakasone Senate Capitol Robert Byrd D-W Bob Dole Kansas Washington United States Jpson K-Wyo Byrd Dole Simpson Reagan George Shultz Capitol Hill Congress Fitzwater

Balloons Pilot Nationwide Help for Farmers Outreach

Balloon enthusiasts from 30 states respond to a hands across America style appeal to aid farmers. Five thousand four hundred licensed pilots may join with patches and ride opportunities. donations are tax deductible and checks go to Balloon Federation of America in Manchester Missouri.

America Greenstein U.S Balloon Federation of America Country Heights Court Manchester

65 MPH Right to speed evocation or suspension of license

Iowa’s current and compromised fines for exceeding 65 mph are listed with court costs. Speeds 66 to 70 incur $10, 71 to 74 $10, 76 to 79 $30, 80 $40, 81 to 85 $40, 86+ $40 plus $2 per extra mph. additional court costs apply.

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