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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1983

Page

3

Groundbreaking at Iowa Law Building Prompting Public Funding Debate

Gov. Branstad breaks ground for a 24 million University of Iowa College of Law facility. An Iowa Racing Commission search begins with one candidate requesting a closed session. Anomalous voting machine trouble follows a fly swat incident. Courtesy Awards honor thoughtful driving in Cedar Rapids. A facility-use funding study probes possible new charges. World figures include John Louis Jr leaving his post and Robert Kennedy Jr seeking hospital treatment.

Iowa Terry Branstad University of Iowa College of Law State Robert Kennedy Jr South Dakota Kennedy U.S

Airlines ban on small portable computers spreads

New Technology notes high portable computer sales but many airlines prohibit use by passengers while testing to see if devices interfere with aircraft electronics. The policy aims to ensure flight safety as tech adoption accelerates.

Women learn "man sharing" workshop in Washington DC

Audrey Chapman offers a workshop in Washington DC titled Man Sharing Dilemma or Choice to help women be realistic in relationships. She cautions that if all women pursued exclusive monogamy, many would end up without partners.

Washington, D.C Audrey Chapman Washington Chapman

New Iowa rule lets schools share certain athletic programs

Regis and LaSalle join a broad group of Iowa high schools adopting a new Iowa High School Athletic Association policy permitting shared athletic programs. The change enables cooperation among multiple prep schools to optimize resources and competition.

Regis and LaSalle Iowa High School Athletic Association

Liberty Beats Australia to Take 1-0 Lead in Cup

The United States squad Liberty won the opening race of the America's Cup best-of-seven series against Australia, finishing 70 seconds ahead. In Money, the Managing Money column argues the tax cut claim is flawed and suggests IRAs as a tax-saving avenue.

United States Liberty Australia Managing Money Money

Last Stuart of Cedar Rapids Retires From Quaker Oats

The last active Stuart in the Cedar Rapids North Star mill lineage within Quaker Oats announces a fall retirement. Dennis Crawford leads the Farm Progress Show with a unique balancing act allowing close-up harvesting equipment viewing while keeping crews productive.

Stuart Cedar Rapids North Star Quaker Oats Co Stuarts Dennis Crawford

McNamara urges removal of nuclear weapons from NATO

Former defense secretary Robert McNamara told Washington Post Service that nuclear arms are useless and should be removed from Europe. He called for a nuclear free zone in central Europe and criticized Pershing 2 and cruise missiles as unnecessary though politically useful to sway European perception.

Washington Post Washington Robert McNamara NATO McNamara Kennedy Johnson Berlin Europe West United States Alliance Foreign Affairs The Arms Control Association

Disaster drill tests emergency response near Anamosa

About 20 teens acted as disaster victims in a canoeing accident on the Wapsipinicon River between Anamosa and Olin. The surprise drill, organized by Civil Defense Director Dianna DeSotes, involved the Sheriffs Department ambulance service Red Cross Civil Air Patrol and fire departments. Anamosa Community Hospital also participated to maintain accreditation.

Jonathan Reed Sue Cedar Bureau Anamosa Newport Mills Wapsipinicon River Olin Jones County Civil Defense Dianna DeSotes Sheriffs Department Red Cross Civil Air Patrol Fire Departments Anamosa Comunity Hospital

Shellsburg school board fills two at large seats

Two at large seats were up for election on the Shellsburg Community School District Tuesday and will be filled by Walter Bruce and Homer Showman. Wednesday's Gazette listed Showman as the sole winner and promises corrections if reports are found wrong or incomplete.

Shellsburg Community School Board Walter Bruce Homer Showman Gazette Showman

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