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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1982
Page
3
U.S. marshals guard Chicago ballot boxes as the Thompson Stevenson contest shrinks to a razor edge. A recount and likely court battles threaten to delay certification and possibly push the inauguration beyond January 10.
The piece discusses Lynn Cutler's assertion that anti-Semitism influenced her loss in the 3rd District race. It urges public release of any substantial evidence to clarify the issue or for apologies if lacking, framing the opinion as guidance for a full airing and accountability.
Two men on a motorcycle fatally shot a top Spanish general as he rode to work on a busy residential street near Madrid's Arch of Triumph. The attack occurred about an hour after Pope John Paul II left the capital.
St Luke's Methodist Hospital of Cedar Rapids plans a two physician primary care clinic in northern Cedar County with ground breaking projected between March 15 and April 1. Location and design decisions will be made by year end. Dr George Utley of Clarence advises on feasibility. A 250000 dollar 4000 square foot facility is to be funded mainly by donations to St Luke's Health Care Foundation. The project faces local opposition tied to an IBP hog plant proposal in Stanwood.
The Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions by carrier and mail listed with rates for 7 issues a week or 4/52 weeks. AP exclusive republication rights noted.
The University of Iowa football team seeks a win at Purdue to boost bragging rights and improve chances for a bowl invitation, with milestones tied to season achievements and conference prestige.
Iowa visits Purdue seeking a 27th consecutive winless record in West Lafayette. The matchup headlines page 1C with a chance to end the 26 year dry spell for the Hawkeyes.
A Dow Jones all time high prompts debate on economic meaning. One student says the rally may not reflect real improvement yet and warns it could defy history. He notes the rally has boosted consumer wallets and may influence future retail sales.
Agra-Grain Corp. opens Cedar Rapids first inland grain terminal this week. The new facility at the grain marketing complex is expected to boost local grain prices and strengthen ties with Gulf Farm, page 10C.
Reta Fox, 67, of North English wins with the line A past to remember, a future to report among 305 entries. The centennial theme and logo will run all year. prize is 100 dollars. Fox plans to spend the win on Gazette expenses or gas for a trip.
Sixteen months after Roy J. Carver’s death the Muscatine industrialist’s estate is valued at 154.8 million with unsecured debts of 42.3 million. A supplementary inventory raises assets by about 12 million from April. The estate includes about 120 million tied to Bandag Inc. stock and a 17 million judgment against Sedco Corp. of Texas plus interest.
The FDA enacts rules requiring all nonprescription drugs sold in the United States to use tamper resistant containers within 90 or 180 days. Manufacturers must print distinctive designs and warnings. costs are expected to raise prices by 1 to 2 cents per item.
Knox County Judge Richard Porter refused to lower the $1 million bail for Daniel William Bellman of Davenport. He found probable cause for trial on charges tied to a Galesburg incident and set arraignment later. Bellman admits past incidents in Eastern Iowa but a statute of limitations expired. He faces three second degree sex mistreatment charges in Scott County and additional Illinois cases. arrested Oct. 19 after security guards tackled him during his flight from a woman at a Galesburg mall.
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