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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1981
Page
3
The Supreme Court's 1981-82 term opens with a range of topics including presidential immunity, campus religion and parental rights. Other items note Cambodia refugee concerns, Iowa's governor delays in appointing women judges, and local finance via industrial development bonds.
A new one to one support program from Lutheran Family Services pairs experienced individuals with others who have faced painful life events. The goal is to provide guidance and encouragement through shared experience and empathy.
Concession sales for hot dogs popcorn and soft drinks averaged more than $39 000 per game last year at the venue. The high turnout boosted revenue and reflected strong fan demand throughout the season.
A former Mobil Oil Corp executive lectures at Coe College urging better public grasp of business operations and what drives industry. The piece notes broad insights into economic functioning and corporate life.
Erma Kempf a disabled 45 year old from What Cheer faces hospital bills after Medicaid coverage ends due to a July Social Security raise. Her husband Ralph also disabled relies on Medicare and a $555 monthly Social Security check. PSRO review denied further state treatment prompting concern over care and housing pressures.
Two inmates Phillip Charles Vance and David Lee Grandstaff were stopped just before midnight as they attempted to saw through jail bars. Officials described a complex plan involving soap filled cuts and hidden wires. Vance faces charges from a June drug store robbery and Grandstaff is linked to high value jewel and bank robberies across multiple states.
In West Des Moines the Inter faith Church of the Land nears completion on the Living History Farms site with a 2 PM dedication led by Gov. Robert Ray and Harold Hughes. The $200000 ecumenical church was delayed by a June storm and will open in spring.
Des Moines police have no new leads as a 15-year-old babysitter identified as Brenda takes 10 month old Jerri Lamb and disappears after the mother Christy Field leaves briefly. A neighbor sheltered the twin girls, and a red two door Chevrolet was seen near the scene.
McGregor an 84 year old man Henry Koobs died Saturday when the tractor he operated overturned while clearing brush and logs. The accident occurred about 1 p.m. and Koobs was pronounced dead at the scene by Clayton County sheriff officials.
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