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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1982
Page
3
Rioters clash with Polish riot police in Krakow as Solidarity supporters demand justice for a slain officer. The protests enter a fourth day following Monday shipyard strikes in Gdansk aimed at reasserting the outlawed union and pressuring Lech Walesa.
An opinion warns Iowa fans about two black eyes this year, one from Ottumwa area hooligans beating Saudi students and another from sports zealots refusing to let the Bain incident rest, urging the state to address its image.
Scott Thorson, 23, sues pianist Liberace for 113 million claiming a verbal palimony and personal services deal. The suit in Superior Court alleges sex and financial support obligations were violated by Liberace, who was 63 at the time. John Dean says his new book reveals Deep Throat's identity.
Randall Bezanson, University of Iowa vice president for finance, announced his resignation on Thursday to return to teaching at the College of Law. The move takes effect once a successor is found, with part time teaching to begin this spring in the law school.
George Gigi Percelly and Steve Pedley, longtime Ice Capades performers since 1979, entertain with clumsy, humorous sequences as they collide and stumble during performances on ice.
Martin pleads innocent to failing to register with the Selective Service System. The UNI senior and Iowa Resisters leader appeared in Cedar Rapids before Magistrate James Hodges. Trial set for November 15 with continuance possible.
President Reagan plans to unveil a policy permitting the Soviet Union to buy up to 23 million tons of grain this year and to honor November contracts under any circumstances. The policy centers on contract sanctity for grain deliveries through May 31, 1983, despite embargo threats.
Iowa City debate at the University of Iowa College of Law features attorney general Tom Miller defending his first term while challenger Walter Conlon argues for tougher crime legislation and more aggressive legislative work. Conlon praises anti crime bills and touts his record in the Iowa House.
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