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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1981
Page
3
Eastern Iowa quartet Starshine will perform in an international competition in Phoenix Arizona from November 2 to 7. The note mentions potential prison lockdown impacts on their schedule and business prospects.
Donald Marrs of Cincinnati completed a 2200 mile trek begun by Terry Fox from Carlyle Illinois to San Francisco. He crossed the Golden Gate Bridge with cancer in remission and thanked Fox for inspiring his Marathon of Hope.
The head of the National Cancer Institute testifies that chemotherapy and new drug research benefits exceed toxicity risks. Critics challenge informed consent and the Post’s drug death tally, while statistics show rising cure rates and improved survival across several cancers.
Fans can buy tickets for the Rolling Stones one Iowa show at the UNI Dome on November 20. Tickets cost 15.50 dollars and will be available at about five outlets later this week. Outlet names will be released today by UNI Dome manager Bob Bowlsby. The date was moved from November 19.
Five years ago President Ford approved a U S sale to China of a computer system with military and industrial applications. The approval marked a significant technology transfer and sparked debate over strategic implications.
Leading consumer activists decry FTC head James Miller proposals for less regulation. They fear an influx of false advertising and defective products if the new policy lowers proof requirements for claims. Miller argues for review of the existing rule, while critics warn of diminished market fairness and consumer protection.
Brian Spaeth 25 was arrested in Toledo and charged with soliciting prostitution. He appeared before Magistrate George Stein and faces a preliminary hearing set for November 13. Spaeth was released on his own recognizance with supervision, and a court appointed attorney will represent him.
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