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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1983
Page
7
Former Cr attorney told Iowa League of Municipalities lawmakers should stress helping Iowa companies grow and attracting industries. He predicted some vetoed job-creation ideas may return as Branstad’s veto history looms.
More than 1,600 teenagers applied to participate in the Cedar Rapids Junior Achievement program. Five hundred applicants can be accommodated this year. A volunteer committee is reviewing all applications.
Harold Becker, longtime Guaranty Bank chairman and founder of the Greater Downtown Association, was re-elected president on Thursday. Becker previously served three years as association president.
On Thursday Representatives Cooper Evans and James Leach introduced separate bills to provide financial relief to farmers recovering from this summer's drought. The measures target economic support and disaster assistance for affected agricultural operations.
Britt Airways Inc of Terre Haute Ind will start non stop Cedar Rapids flights to Chicago on Nov 15 with four daily services. The carrier bills itself as the largest regional carrier at O Hare and notes past Cedar Rapids service during United strike. Ozark to drop Chicago service on the same date.
An 18-year-old man from rural Anamosa, Russell L. Etten Jr., is accused of killing a pet cat owned by Arlene Dudley in Central City, the second such incident in two weeks. Dudley describes a man in a tree limb and a later recovery attempt gone wrong. a second teen involved denied linkage. Etten faces an injury to animals charge and was released to appear in court.
The Gazette notes corrections to a Thursday United Way item mislisting Quaker Oats executive Steve Gruler and to a Wednesday Hawkeye Credit Union report misidentifying Harry Simonsen as manager. Corrections for accuracy will be published in this space. Phone 398 8313.
The Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions by carrier 1.95 weekly and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 9.20 four weeks 95.00 fifty-two weeks. US territories 125.00 fifty-two weeks. No mail subscriptions where Gazette carrier service exists. AP exclusive local news republication rights.
Ronald Harris Brown and Jay Hollins were found guilty of first degree murder in the shotgun killing of Al Davidson, former Black Hawk County Assistant Public Defender, in Waterloo. The seven week trial included testimony by Ennis Montgomery and details of a planned murder to silence Davidson. Sentencing is pending.
Wilbert M. Hach a USDA employee sues Sherman J. and Faye Ewoldt of Dysart in Tama County District Court claiming injuries from tripping over a wire between a corn bin and machinery on November 19 1982. He seeks damages over 3000 plus loss of income medical costs pain and suffering and trial costs. Irene Hach joins seeking loss of her husband's support and companionship with a jury trial requested.
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