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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1982
Page
3
A Florida judge convened court in a bingo hall and ordered attendees to forgo perfume spray deodorant and new polyester clothing, drawing comments from prosecutors and defense as the idea stinks.
The piece highlights linebacker Larry Station as a promising freshman poised for a breakout in coming seasons, noting early signs of talent and potential impact for the team.
The manufacturer and the Consumer Product Safety Commission agreed on a repair plan for 67 000 baby cribs sold through national stores. Braces will be added to fix a defect that could cause a baby to be dumped onto the floor.
Amid the hullabaloo of President Reagan's Morgan County Illinois visit, organizers postponed all tillage demonstrations at the 676 acre Conservation Tillage Expo to October 28 hoping for dry autumn weather. Farm page 9C.
The State Board of Regents voted 8 to 1 to ask the Iowa General Assembly for 14 million over two years to raise salaries at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and University of Northern Iowa. The plan splits 7 million for 1983-84 and 7 million for 1984-85, despite treasury concerns and prior rejections.
Judy Tucker, a part time worker at Swiss Valley Farms in Hopkinton, was fired August 17 for misconduct after a birthday party swim in a 30 by 6 by 4 foot cheese vat. Iowa Job Service upheld the dismissal though Tucker did not swim. Plant manager Ted Van Tuyle said seven employees took part in the August 7 incident during shutdown.
Iowa regents approve a 6.1 to 6.7 percent tuition hike for the University of Northern Iowa, University of Iowa and Iowa State University effective with the 1983 summer term. The plan projects a 7 percent rise for 1984-85, with each campus currently covering varying shares of operating costs.
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