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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1985
Page
2
Reports note Calvary Baptist Christian Academy not complying with state education law as Floyd County Attorney’s Office is notified. State officials discuss easing a proposed rule to permit home instruction without a full-time state certified teacher.
The National Planning Association projects California will add 6,668,000 people from 1980 to 2000, with California Florida Texas Arizona and North Carolina contributing 21.8 million new residents or 54 percent of the total. The South and West dominate expected gains while New York District of Columbia and West Virginia may lose population.
Des Moines man Frank Propps Jr. 20 was arrested at lottery headquarters by Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation for attempting to cash an altered ticket worth up to 5 000 dollars. Lottery security director Harry Braashart warned others. Propps faces a Class D felony and up to five years in prison.
Scientists at more than two dozen campuses urge rejection of defense research money for the Strategic Defense Initiative, calling the program infeasible and science fiction. The movement began at Cornell and spread to at least 37 campuses with petitions coordinated by a nuclear peace group.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette issued subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery with Morning Editions and Sunday options. Rates include 7 issues for 10.40 for four weeks and 110.00 for 52 weeks, with regional restrictions and AP republication rights noted.
Gazene Washingtons in Washington D C Smith chair CRST International told a Senate subcommittee that a federal driver license registry would curb abuses by drivers holding multiple licenses across states. He said some states do not require proof of ability to operate tractor trailers and that national licensing could ensure qualification. Smith cited deregulation success and noted CRST’s revenue growth from 44 million in 1979 to 132 million in 1984.
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