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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1982
Page
4
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko attacked the Reagan administration at the United Nations accusing it of planning a nuclear war with grim calm. He also proposed a worldwide halt to all nuclear explosions in a bold diplomatic move.
Metro area high school football teams played Friday night producing surprising results across the gridiron. The recap highlights standout performances, late comebacks, and shifts in standings that will shape weekend buzz.
A Wall Street analyst says Tylenol’s damaged image will not hurt its parent company long term. He calls Tylenol a cash cow and the top product in health and beauty, accounting for 37 percent of non-prescription pain relievers. The remark appears in Money, page 6B.
Marion Councilman Patrick Grady accuses six Marion police officers of misconduct and harassment. Linn County Attorney Eugene Kopecky says evidence does not support charges and plans to meet Grady Monday for more information. Grady faces his own charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and criminal trespass in Linn District Court next Wednesday.
Cedar Rapids residents who bought oranges and grapefruit from two Midwest Produce peddlers in Bowerman Woods report poor fruit quality. The sellers lacked city licenses, charged up to 54 dollars per crate, and used slick sales tactics. Some buyers seek to stop payment on checks as fruit is suspected to be from fire damaged stock and color faded.
In Bonn a no confidence vote toppled Helmut Schmidt and installed Helmut Kohl, the 52 year old Christian Democrat, as West Germany's youngest chancellor. Kohl won 256 votes in a secret ballot with 235 against, ending Schmidt's 84 year tenure. The Free Democrats allied with the Christian Democrats to oust Schmidt.
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