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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1981
Page
3
The article reports on the second game of Cedar Rapids’ American League Championship, detailing key plays, standout performers, and the advancing team’s path to the series. It highlights momentum shifts and pivotal moments that defined the outcome.
The Nation reports Senate Republican leaders will approve at most half of Reagan's proposed budget cuts and defer the remaining deficit reduction measures to next year. The action signals new budget friction as Congress debates spending and deficits.
A Cedar Rapids bank official states three Sept Oct policy changes in the student loan program do not materially affect loan availability. Cedar Rapids school board weighs public dialogues to assess curriculum funding and priorities amid debate about resource distribution.
The Iowa Commerce Commission approved 24.5 million of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co 26.5 million annual rate hike to fund the Ottumwa Generating Station. The deal leaves 2 million to be settled in litigation. Intervenor CCI objected to lack of involvement and future notice practices were urged.
Education Secretary Bell said the administration is studying requiring needs analysis for every student applying for government backed loans. He noted possible changes include graduate-student policy, interest rates, loan fees, and repayment periods as part of broader budget cuts.
President Reagan invoked executive privilege to block 31 subpoenaed documents on a trade dispute with Canada. Interior Secretary Watt said Reagan was shown the materials before deciding to withhold them citing sensitive foreign policy and deliberative process.
Iowa City residents face a misdemeanor fine up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail for leaving trash containers curbside too long. First-time violators receive a warning notice. Questions go to Don Stoddard at 356 5183.
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