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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1982
Page
3
The government broadens pipeline sanctions to include John Brown Engineering Co. after sending six gas compressors to the Soviet Union. Britain becomes the third European ally to defy Reagan’s ban on U S licensed equipment to the Soviets.
Regis defeated LaSalle 20 to 7 in a Thursday night matchup between two of the state's top teams. The game highlighted a regional sports battle aired on page 30.
The Iowa Board of Regents will meet September 22–23 at the University of Iowa to consider a 6.1 percent undergraduate and 6.6 percent graduate tuition increase effective July 1, 1983. The plan would lift resident undergraduate rates from 1 040 to 1 104 at U I and ISU, with related jumps for UNI and nonresident and professional school fees, affecting medical, dental, law, and retinarian medicine programs.
Cedar Rapids Police Chief Ray mond Baker denounced a no confidence vote as a popularity contest he could not win. Association president Stan McClurg said the 91 of 114 officers dissatisfied reveal department problems and urged acknowledgment of internal issues.
Raymond Baker suspended Aug 17 after internal probe found Brokaw’s handling of a suspect and a witness inappropriate. Civil Service hearing on Brokaw’s appeal delayed indefinitely as he files a court suit seeking access to investigative documents. Judge Conmey set Sept 23 for a stay hearing.
State Superintendent Robert Benton says the Amish exemption from state school regulation should not apply to Baptist students in Fairfield and Charles City. The Iowa Board of Public Instruction postponed a decision on renewal of the exemption as applications from Baptist church schools await action at a future meeting.
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