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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1983
Page
8
A KCRG-TV sales manager spoke at the Ad Club about liberalizing ads as ethics fade. The session on Sex in Advertising drew a larger-than-usual crowd in Cedar Rapids page 4A.
Senator Roger Jepsen of Iowa cancels planned Texas fundraisers due to Senate wrangling over a Soviet condemnation resolution. He had intended to chair a committee meeting in Houston during the trip.
Madeline Kahn plans a leap from film to television in a bold move to broaden her career. The article notes the actress accepts risk for bankable fame and critical acclaim.
Investors remain focused on interest rate prospects as the market posts its sharpest five week drop on Thursday. Unofficial results from this week's Iowa Coin and Soybean Promotion Board elections indicate two usets.
Jackson County dairy farmer Delbert Banowetz plans to run for the Iowa secretary of agriculture in 1986. He has clashed with state laws prohibiting raw milk sales and is selling farm equipment and cattle to finance his campaign.
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. and the union representing Duane Arnold Energy Center workers have settled a two year agreement. The deal includes a wage freeze in the first year and limits on the company's health insurance contributions.
The 1982-83 Linn County Cancer Crusade raised 168525 dollars, an all time high for Linn County and for any Iowa county. Crusade Chairman Gary Criddle credited the record to a lot of work from many people.
Israel’s Prime Minister Menachem Begin formally submitted his resignation amid ailing health and a volatile coalition. Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir seen as likely successor as Lebanon fighting and regional tensions persist. The move comes after Begin’s divisive Lebanon invasion and ongoing domestic economic pressures.
The Marion Civil Service Commission upheld Sgt. Gordon Dolley’s one day suspension after his July incident when he fell asleep at 3:49 a.m. while driving a squad car and struck a utility pole. Dolley argued shift sleep issues. city attorney cited nationwide reprimands for drowsy on duty.
Iowa schools will see a 2.54 percent growth in per pupil spending for 1984 85 as the recession lingers and state revenues lag. Officials say declining enrollments and tight budgets will hinder salary settlements, with many districts likely to bargain for the minimum 2 percent increase or face staff cuts.
The Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier weekly mail Morning Editions weekly and yearly options. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. Associated Press rights noted.
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