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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1983
Page
3
Robert C. McFarlane, the new national security adviser, is noted for his preparedness in foreign and military affairs. He faced reporters Monday and answered questions on foreign policy spontaneously, a departure from his predecessor’s approach.
Congress likely will not approve legislation this fall to ease the impact of AT&T breakup. It is a volatile issue in an election year, suggesting a quick fix may be favored over a long term solution.
Ames science teacher Jack Troeger, known for The Gazette's Sky Lights column, has authored From Rift to Drift. The book uses a layer cake metaphor to describe rock formations beneath Iowa's landscape, offering readers a guided tour of geology.
Hollywood Florida authorities report that inmate Otis Toole sobbed and admitted killing 6-year-old Adam Walsh, claiming the boy was abducted outside the Hollywood Mall and slain after a high-profile case that spurred a federal law. Police tie Toole to Lucas and other homicides, with ongoing searches and charges pending.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Adolfo Calero of Nicaragua's Democratic Front and spoke with El Salvador's Guillermo Ungo as part of regional talks. Shultz planned a El Salvador trip to pressure rights abuses while plotting Brazil talks, underscoring U S policy in Central America.
In Seattle Stefanie Ellen Gordon, 8 pounds 15 ounces, arrives as the Gordons' first girl in 113 years. Cindy Gordon recalls disbelief at ultrasound and birth, noting a male-oriented clan may spoil her. grandmother gifts a red velvet Christmas dress as Stefanie enters a family with Manitoba roots and new Seattle chapter.
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