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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1982
Page
1
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President Reagan urged against protectionist moves as world ministers prepared for the Geneva meeting on tariff liberalization. He warned that government limits on free trade threaten peace and cited high unemployment and recession pressures. Rep Oberstar criticized the approach and urged a bipartisan jobs program.
Yuri Andropov, former KGB chief who became Soviet general secretary, is seen as the likely next president of the Supreme Soviet and head of state. The ceremonial post could go to Gromyko or Grishin, with Chernenko a distant third. A Tuesday Supreme Soviet session is to name the new president, with Andropov favored by Western observers.
The Reagan administration weighs higher charges for Medicare patients during the first 60 days of hospital care while offering catastrophic insurance after out of pocket costs hit a yearly threshold of about 2500 to 3000 dollars. The plan aims to protect seriously ill patients though few would reach the catastrophic level, offset by higher initial costs.
A humorous schoolroom exchange shows a young student shrugging off a grade with a quip about not knowing how to do Chiné Lal. The remark highlights classroom humor and student voice in a 20th century setting.
Harvard professor Edward O. Wilson warned that loss of plant genetic diversity could rival or surpass other global catastrophes. The piece notes suburban sprawl damages strains, the Green Revolution narrowed diversity, and the southern corn blight of 1970 showed risks of uniform crops. A Marshall Plan for plant genetic resources is urged.
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