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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1982
Page
3
Rockwell International Corp. agreed to pay 1.5 million dollars to settle a civil suit accusing it of overbilling taxpayers as the prime contractor for the space shuttle. The Justice Department announced the settlement on Monday.
A federal grant totaling almost 10000 dollars was awarded to the Linn County Health Department for a Health Promotion program. Executive Director Keith Erickson says employees will begin training for the new program on Wednesday. Metro-Iown page 7A.
A Linn County farmer may sell a small parcel with farm buildings without signing a restrictive covenant. Zoning officials continue review of the covenant intended to protect prime farmland as Metro-Lowa reports from page 9A.
President Amin Gemayel urged the United States France and Italy to boost their troop contributions to Lebanon's multinational peacekeeping mission. He aims to rapidly grow the force from about 4 000 to 15 000 troops amid rising sectarian fighting in central Lebanon. Gemayel previously spoke of a long term goal of 30 000 troops and US forces may be scaled up from 1 200 Marines to 12 000. State Department officials voiced disappointment that Israel-Lebanon pullout talks have not started.
Jonathan Tate and Douglas Hunt, both of 1212 Third Ave SE, were jailed after a chase began when Tate's dog was hit near their home. They clashed with driver Alvin McGee and his wife Sandra, leading to assault and interference charges plus narcotics paraphernalia counts for Tate.
In Igapo Natal Brazil a high tension power line fell onto a crowd of workers after a van crashed into a power post. 29 people died and about 80 were injured, with some in critical condition. Authorities reported bodies, burns, and electrocution as rescuers pulled victims from the scene.
President Reagan received applause from urban delegates for a proposed 5 cent gasoline tax increase to fund mass transit repairs. He touted the final income tax cut phase as key to economic recovery, while declining to decide on accelerating withholdings and promising to discuss with congressional leaders.
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