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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1982

Page

3

Reagan to head for Europe and Versailles trip

President Reagan plans a Europe visit this week joining six other leaders to discuss the world economy in Versailles. The trip highlights a diplomatic push amid global finance talks, with the splendor of Louis XIV’s landmark cited as backdrops for high level discussions.

Reagan Europe Versailles Louis XIV Iraq Iran Damascus Assad Saudi Arabia Gulf Syria Socialist Baath Party

Miracle in Decorah expands historic museum space

The Weterheim Norwegian American Museum in Decorah adds 15 000 square feet of office classroom and service space by converting three adjacent 19th century buildings less than a decade after a half million dollar renovation. Lt Gov Terry Branstad faces no primary opponent but campaigns intensify as he spends 223 000 since January 1. High school papers grow more hip covering teen issues. Education section notes ISU Coe Cornell Luther grads and others listed on page 23A.

Weterheim Terry Branstad Lake Mills

Eight Hurley Bassett children earn eleven degrees

The Cedar Rapids family of Bishop Hurley and Charlotte Bassett, a Black household with modest means, have earned a combined eleven degrees from eight colleges and universities. The piece highlights perseverance and family support in pursuit of education.

Bishop Hurley Charlotte Bassett Cedar Rapids

Debate over statewide farm building code in Iowa

Professional engineers and farm leaders clash over a proposed statewide building code for farm buildings. The Iowa Farm Bureau argues no code is needed while engineers insist some rules protect public welfare in large structures. Farm page 4E.

Iowa Farm Bureau

Des Moines Residents Fight Back Against Crime

Des Moines residents including Mahlon Correy and his sons intervened in a rape attempt, earning praise as citizens take action alongside police. Six people have been shot by private citizens or deputies since April, with two fatalities ruled justifiable homicide. Police welcome help but warn of risks, while sociologists note rising self-reliance and a trend toward community crime prevention across urban and rural areas.

Rod Boshart United Press International Des Moines Mahlon Correy Correy The Des Moines Tribune Iowa Polk County Don Knox Knox Drake University Ron Troyer Drake Roy Dean Webster Troyer Curtis Sliwa Guardian Angels New York Webster

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