14 Nov 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1980
Page
1
In Linn County District Court Dr Locksley presents his side of the story. The report appears on Page 11A and notes legal filings and courtroom arguments as part of ongoing local litigation.
A 52-year-old boyfriend disrupts Miss World and opens the door for Miss Guam to contend for the title, reshaping the lineup in page 4C coverage.
A brief item notes a shift in parenting focus from money saving to valuing fuel or water usage. It emphasizes changing lessons as prices rise and household budgeting adapts to new economic pressures.
Three Belgian youths seized a bus with eight schoolchildren and two adults, moved to a radio studio, then fled as authorities shut lights and ordered the children to run. No injuries reported. The incident ended after negotiations and police detainment of the three gunmen identified as 16, 18, and 21 year olds from Vietnam.
A yearlong study by a 16 member Iowa panel and DSS staff says the foster care system may harm children and urges more emphasis on keeping children with their birth families. It recommends funding for in home or community based services, better screening and training of foster parents, and a probationary period to test placements.
The House approved a three year extension of a 4.6 billion dollar revenue sharing program for local governments through Sept. 30, 1983 and 2.3 billion annually for states in 1982 and 1983. Senate action is pending with limited time before adjournment, leaving the outcome uncertain.
The Carter administration warns a conservative Senate move to deny the Justice Department its last resort in court-ordered busing could cripple efforts to end public school discrimination. The measure, attached to a $9.57 billion appropriations bill, would bar federal spending on busing or similar integration efforts, complicating veto chances and leaving the department's involvement in such cases uncertain.
Fire destroyed a barn at the Merle and Verla Henderson farm west of Coggon after milking 40 cows at 8 am. Mrs Henderson and son Rick 25 watched flames. Central City Coggan and Troy Mills firefighters fought the blaze. Cows were saved but milking equipment and 6000 bales of hay were lost.
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