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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1985
Page
3
A retired Navy communications specialist accused of spying for the Soviet Union over the past 19 years is now cooperating with federal investigators. Reports this Friday place the development on the U S World page.
Mrs Sage a 21 year old Nepalese native is ordered to appear Thursday in federal court in Cedar Rapids for arraignment on conspiring with her husband Thomas to import heroin from Nepal for distribution in Cedar Rapids. Her bond was removed in Minnesota after her May arrest while her husband faces 21 counts and July 8 trial.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists its establishment in 1883 and publication schedule at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscriber rates for carrier and mail editions. It notes post office box address for changes and AP exclusive republication rights for local and AP news.
Humboldt County authorities recovered the body of Reggie Lynn Tate 40 of Madison Wisconsin about 200 yards from the Corn Belt Power Dam. Two others Ronald Tate 37 and Stacy Tate 18 from rural Goldfield remain missing as dragging operations continue downstream of Fort Dodge after an empty canoe was spotted Thursday.
The Gazette clarifies that Ellen Grace Cox, 20, of 1210 K Street SW, was not associated with Kim Pernicka, 23, of Cedar Rapids due to an editing error. The newspaper will address complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness and provides a contact phone number 398-8313.
In Pocahontas Iowa 53 of 58 graduates receive college scholarships funded by the late Joe Sinek a bachelor farmer who died in 1980s His estate funds four year and two year or trade school awards with 2230 and smaller amounts The fund has grown from 780000 to over 1 million and future gifts are likely larger Scholars must maintain a C average or face probation and possible loss of aid The bank administrator Rod Amlie notes the generosity reflects Sinek’s wish to aid education and not to seek heirs
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