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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1983
Page
6
Johnny Carson joked about his cat's lawyer on television while his estranged wife Joanna filed July documents seeking $220000 monthly support as divorce proceedings continue. Her reported expenses include $37065 for jewelry and fur and about $1400 monthly groceries.
Campbell County Judge executive Lloyd Rogers a Republican wants Newport street renamed Martha Lane after Democratic governor candidate Martha Layne Collins. The Democratic county commission protests citing existing Bunning Lane and mail delivery concerns. Residents Edward and Helen Wagner note the street’s dead end and postal issues, while Beiting questions honoring a candidate rather than an elected governor.
Minneapolis AP report notes Police Chief Tony Bouza plans to serve coffee and doughnuts to officers and anti nuclear protesters during and after next Monday’s Honeywell Inc demonstration. Bouza estimates 150 dollars for the refreshments from a discretionary slush fund from speaking fees. He says most protesters are decent people acting conscience bound.
California Supreme Court rules the cocaine and hash oil found at Los Angeles International Airport in 1981 were illegally seized and must be suppressed. The unanimous decision found no objective suspicion to detain entertainer Flip Wilson, undoing the case's trial prospects and curtailing the DA's claim of proper seizure under state and federal standards.
President Reagan plans to give any future income from reruns of his films to charity to prevent personal gain if he weighs in on the Hollywood networks syndication rights dispute. A Cabinet meeting reviewed the FCC deregulation move and related congressional bills.
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