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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1982
Page
3
Poland orders two U.S. envoys expelled after meetings with a dissident scientist who provided materials seen as against Polish interests. The U.S. Embassy denies attempting to destabilize Poland while confirming the meetings. The World, 4A.
Iowa DSS Commissioner Michael Reagen says crucial decisions on administering social service programs must be made in coming months. He urged communities to communicate with Congress and state lawmakers during a Cedar Rapids discussion on Monday.
The City Council will vote tonight on a two year extension of its contract with Milwaukee attorney Steven Rynecki the city's chief negotiator since 1980 in talks with police officers firefighters and other unionized municipal workers.
The obstruction of justice trial for former Delaware County Sheriff Bert Elledge Jr. remains on but no site chosen. The trial set to begin July 27 in Manchester faces a possible relocation as Judge Forest Eastman weighs a venue change request.
Fans urged Sugar Ray Leonard to retire after retina repair surgery on his left eye. Leonard indicated no immediate decision on retirement and said he will assess his future in time.
The Federal Reserve Board reported heavy lending in March, with analysts arguing the surge could mark a turning point from December’s recession low. The news hints at improving demand and economic stabilization as policymakers study the data.
U S Agriculture Secretary John Block faces a likely defeat as Congress resists surrendering its oversight role of the dairy program. The impasse puts the fate of federal dairy policy in doubt and signals a tough fight ahead on page 8C.
The Hualapai tribe of 1500 members in Arizona contracted CAASA International of Mexico to locate oil and gas on 100000 acres near the Grand Canyon. The plan aims to reduce reliance on federal agencies after budget cuts, with surveys to begin this summer and data sold to oil firms.
Four pigeon owners challenge a revised city ordinance that would label racing pigeons as fowl and require confinement. If enacted, racers would need to move races outside the city or retrain new birds, a process that could take years. The club seeks to preserve the sport and maintain lofted racing, noting birds originate from Germany England and Belgium and can cost hundreds per pair.
U S Senator Roger Jepsen Iowa says Evan Hultman will be confirmed today as U S attorney for the Northern District of Iowa after a held vote delay. Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker said the nomination will win routine voice vote approval on the floor.
The Gazette reports a cautious session with gains led by technology shares while energy and financial stocks fluctuate. Investors wait for domestic data and central bank hints as traders weigh earnings and inflation signals.
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