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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1983
Page
3
A network of job training centers may arise on area community college campuses across Iowa under a measure that won final legislative approval in the Senate by 48 to 1 and now goes to Gov. Branstad. The report notes potential campus partnerships and state rollout.
Former Cedar Rapids neurosurgeon Herbert Locksley asks the Iowa Supreme Court to rehear his bid for a new trial alleging anesthesiologists refused to work with him. The filing follows his characterization as decimated and penniless in the aftermath.
Massachusetts leads in systematic homeless relief amid rising national homelessness. Carol Johnson of the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless cites unemployment and Reagan social cuts as drivers of the issue.
Critics of the deal say the farm credit compromise is too restrictive as the House approves a plan requiring farmers to prove they deserve rescheduling or deferral of Farmers Home loans. Opponents voice concerns about eligibility and fairness.
William Ruckelshaus pledged at a Senate hearing that if confirmed to head the EPA there will be no hit lists no sweetheart deals and no big political decisions. He said the agency is crippled and in trouble and promised independence to run the agency while reporting to the president.
The Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Company, publishes daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa at 500 Third Avenue SE with subscriptions by carrier and mail. Rates include $1.95 weekly, $9.20 for 7 weeks, $95 for 52 weeks. U.S. territories $125 for 52 weeks. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
The Lebanese government approved a U S mediated plan for Israeli forces to withdraw from Lebanon and Secretary of State Shultz moved to Jerusalem to press Israel. He planned talks with Begin Shamir and Arens and would meet Syrian leader Assad in Damascus.
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