Branstad Defends Across The Board State Cut
Governor Terry Branstad defends a 2.8 percent non tied spending cut while critics lack workable ideas. State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald alleges the cut left his office in the dark.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1983
Page
3
Governor Terry Branstad defends a 2.8 percent non tied spending cut while critics lack workable ideas. State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald alleges the cut left his office in the dark.
An University of Iowa student died from acute head trauma after apparently falling from his bicycle early Tuesday. This tragedy prompted coverage in local notices and follows other city reporting across Cedar Rapids sections.
Howard Cosell acknowledged an unfortunate phrase used during a Monday night telecast referring to Washington Redskins receiver Alvin Garrett. The remark drew national attention, prompting clarification from the sportscaster on the air.
The incident at the base near Beirut International Airport left two more Marines dead, bringing Lebanon fatalities in two weeks to four while 24 were wounded. Marines, Italian, French and British troops form the peacekeeping force, trained to restrain and explain their mission amid heavy fire and tense politics.
The Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa with carrier and mail rates listed. It notes AP rights for local news republication and stamps USPS postal details for the Cedar Rapids edition.
The Gazette corrects a weekend accident report naming Julie Molokken of Clermont as a passenger in a pickup near Monona. The woman treated and released at a Postville hospital is Judy Molokken. The Gazette invites complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections as needed.
Rodney Lee Jackson, 25, of Waterloo, charged with first degree murder in the death of 59 year old Louis N Reuter. He joins Duane Eddy Wright, 22, held on first degree murder charges. Reuter was found in an alley with a fatal head wound. Wright's brother Donnell Wright, 18, is held as a material witness.
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