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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1982
Page
3
The Navy spent 150 million dollars and 12 years on payroll modernization and still reports a half of payrolls in error. The Reagan plan to restructure government aims to curb inefficiency across agencies. Other items note hostage releases in Honduras and Kissinger’s role in Watergate context.
Cedar Rapids Regis, rated No. 1 by wire services but behind by The Gazette, faces city rival Prairie at Kingston Stadium in a prep football clash. Includes Gazette Power Ratings preview and page 30 sports coverage.
An Iowa Realtors convention speaker says now is not a seller’s market unless financing for buyers is available. He says it is a great time to buy for real estate investors. The Reagan administration weighs buying corn to stabilize grain prices, Rep Cooper Evans says.
A six site free food distribution starts today for families hit by job losses in Eastern Iowa. The Human Services Emergency Needs Committee coordinates donations from local firms with support from Linn Health Center, United Way and churches. Eligibility covers those with recent regular work but now unemployed or earning less. screenings are by Information and Referral East Central Iowa.
John Colloton warned the Iowa Regents that five statewide child health programs face extinction when federal categorical grants expire on June 30 under New Federalism. He urged the legislature to provide about 791 000 for fiscal year 1984 to preserve clinics, cancer network, hemophilia care, high risk infant follow up, and muscular dystrophy programs serving over 1 000 children and 34 000 newborns.
The State Board of Regents will request authorization to issue $20 million in bonds to finance a $24.5 million phase of the John W. Colloton Pavilion addition at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. The plan raises the hospital debt per bed to $49,115 and per patient day to $16.70, with a 1.9 percent rate hike pending.
Ten years after martial law began in the Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos ordered mass arrests of those labeled as Communists seeking to overthrow his government.
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