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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1982
Page
3
A stable benefits ruling is linked to antitrust concerns over how the college football television package was negotiated with networks. The discussion centers on whether the handling harmed competition and workers’ unemployment protections.
A summary notes Tourette's Syndrome affecting about 100000 Americans, with involuntary movements like eye blinking and head jerking and noises such as grunting. It mentions a mother waited 30 years to learn the ailment impacting her son.
Glenn and Fran Whitmer left Cedar Rapids after heart attack scares while traveling in a Winnebago. They praised St Luke's Hospital and local volunteers for personal care during Fran's illness and Glenn's subsequent hospitalization. They plan to return to visit Cedar Rapids doctors and staff.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Morning editions and Sunday options are priced per week and per year, with rates varying for other states and territories. The paper notes carrier service limitations and AP exclusive republication rights.
On August 29 1982 Chester L Plumb owner of Commercial Travel Service was killed in an airplane accident. His business will remain family owned and operated and continue to serve customers with the same quality service.
Jayne Parry 25 of Davenport died in the Spantax DC-10 crash near Malaga, Spain. Identified by a Spain-based friend, the State Department confirms the death and arranges repatriation. Parry, a 1980 Coe College graduate, had studied in Madrid and worked for Bank of Boston.
The Iowa Supreme Court stayed a district judge's ruling that forcible felons convicted before July 1 cannot receive appeal bonds. Three Waterloo-area defendants Hope Martin Buzz Anderson Lawrence Hartman and Thomas Vavick remain free on bonds of 25000 100000 and 5000 as the court sets September 29 for a hearing on review eligibility.
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