15 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1985
Page
1
After a Supreme Court ruling, Iowa districts seek alternatives to deliver federally funded Chapter 1 remedial help. The Allamakee District will insulate and carpet a surplus bus for St Patrick's School in Waukon, while Independence Schools will rent space at Northwestern Bell to house Chapter 1 classes.
President Reagan in his Camp David radio address warns Congress he will veto any farm bill that repeats past mistakes and urges policies that boost market freedom for farmers. He pushes for a market oriented approach while avoiding budget busting measures as Congress debates a $42.8 billion package.
Iowa judges face growing public questions about conduct and campaign participation. The Center for Judicial Conduct sponsors a Chicago workshop on ethics in campaigns and activities, while the Iowa Commission on Judicial Qualifications reviews complaints and shares data to detect trends. Chief Justice Reynoldson notes caution at lawyer gatherings, yet experts argue judges should remain connected to society to interpret contemporary standards.
The Soviet Union ordered 25 British diplomats staff correspondents and businessmen to leave Moscow in the largest expulsion since World War II. The action followed Britain’s expulsion of 25 Soviet officials two days earlier and came two days after the KGB chief defected in London. Moscow acted with unusual dispatch signaling a sharp diplomatic victory for the Kremlin.
A brief humorous note celebrates American invention as Velcro and liquid soap are praised as examples of ingenuity. The gag implies clever domestic and everyday breakthroughs that showcase national innovation.
Des Moines authorities arrested Lawrence Thomas Gladson, 41, a former minimum security inmate, in connection with the Friday night shooting death of Newton patrolman Daniel McPherren. The suspect was taken at a Des Moines residence after a stolen car matched a Newton theft report. The second fugitive, Dennis Lamar, 38, remained at large.
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