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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1983
Page
10
The Sierra Club Iowa chapter urged higher incentives for firms finding alternative hazardous waste disposal. Iowa generates 1.2 billion pounds annually, with 96 percent shipped out of state, while policy debates unfold over state budget cuts and school funding.
Norman Hanson defeats Ron Moore in District 4 while Dennis Kral wins the at large seat. Marion district sees Virginia Folkers and Bill Huntoon taking three-year terms with Jim Bencke losing. Linn-Mar names Andy Anderson and Margaret Wogahn to three-year terms. College Community voters pick Sheryl Quillin, with David Krob and James Bowersox holding director posts. Levy renewals pass. Kirkwood CC grants $300,000 for retraining. Police bonus dispute at Mount Vernon resolved. Linn County Health approves free venereal disease clinic. Kirkwood CC incumbents defeated except Robert Davidson. Stephen Anderson and Tony Kellems win seats.
An Orange County jury found three radicals guilty of murder and robbery in the 1981 Rockland County attack that killed two police officers and a Brink's guard and stole 1.6 million dollars. The defendants claim black liberation aims.
The Reagan administration broadened Marine rules of engagement to allow aid from American naval and air power to Western forces in Lebanon and the Lebanese army in certain cases. Democrats move to seek War Powers authorization to keep Marines in Lebanon after failed talks. Lebanon launches a major ground offensive in the Shouf Mountains against Syrian backed militias. The House censures the Soviet destruction of a South Korean airliner and Moscow vetoes a UN resolution. Begin resigns as Israeli prime minister.
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