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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1982
Page
5
The United States and nine other industrial democracies agreed Saturday on extra funds to help financially ailing countries honor debts. The move marks a policy reversal by the United States as reported on World, page 6A.
Sixteen month old Melissa Trahan, the so called miracle baby, survived the residential jet crash that killed 154. Her grandmother quotes the child calling for Mommy as authorities assess rubble and continue rescue efforts.
The Cedar Rapids area airport plan remains two years behind schedule and smaller after repeated budget trims. Officials insist the revised design remains more feasible than expanding the current terminal, with a further quarter million for redrawing reflecting two million in deletions ordered by the Airport Commission.
Bert Elledge Jr the former Delaware County sheriff is expected to take the stand on his own behalf in an obstruction of justice trial set to begin Tuesday A defense attorney said there is no question he will testify Vivid local trial coverage continues on East Iowa page 20A.
Thousands of Vietnam veterans soon enrolling in college discover they have lost expected federal aid. A December budget resolution changed how GI Bill benefits are counted for eligibility of educational grants, altering their financing.
Gazette staff writer Sharon Mitchell reports in part two of a series that juvenile arrests follow a process similar to adult cases. The article outlines intake, processing, and handling within the system as described on page 3B.
Gazette health editor Gail Cooper-Evans talks with area women about infertility frustrations and the formation of a support group. Up to 20 000 in Cedar Rapids and 200 000 in surrounding area affected. infertility affects 10 to 15 percent of couples worldwide.
A profile outlines Iowa Beef Processors Inc. as it becomes a leading meat packer through a new idea and capital backing. The piece emphasizes entrepreneurship, financing, and determined execution as key factors in its ascent.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney proclaims Symphony Month with events planned in the downtown park and lunch hour concerts along the river before the season opens October 9.
Washington reports that kickbacks and price padding by pacemaker makers, plus many unnecessary implant operations, may cost Medicare up to 200 million dollars annually. Overcharges exceed catalog prices, with doctors receiving 50 to 200 dollar rebates per implant and incentives rising with volume.
In Mount Pleasant Iowa three celebrities James Sikking Miles McNamara and Ben Davidson helped dedicate a new helicopter pad and a jogging park at Henry County Health Center The event drew about 100 locals and highlighted the air quality message from Sikking while cost-conscious fundraising enabled the visit through a mix of local effort and corporate support
More than 200000 music fans braved heat for the US Festival in San Bernardino. The three day event drew a huge crowd with tents, flags, and satellite broadcasts to the Soviet Union. Saturday featured The Kinks Pat Benatar Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers The Cars and Santana.
A major study shows growing segregation of black students in the Northeast and Midwest and rising Hispanic isolation nationwide from 1968 to 1980. In 1980 63 percent of blacks and 68 percent of Hispanics were in segregated schools, down from 197? levels for blacks but still high.
The Defense Department blocked about 100 papers minutes before delivery at the 26th annual SPIE symposium in San Diego, delaying the event and drawing criticism from scientists. President Reagan's science adviser George A Keyworth II called the move unfortunate and ill timed as the security action removes roughly one in six papers from the program.
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