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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1983
Page
15
Reagan states it would be his intention to seek Congress approval if circumstances require substantial expansion of U.S. armed forces in Lebanon. He adds that beyond 18 months he would work with Congress on mutually acceptable terms.
Judges split over Best firing with two confrontations cited as not a minor peccadillo. Dissenting judge Snell calls behavior loud and abusive, noting two meetings with 30 to 40 onlookers and a two day cooling off period. Unemployment benefits should aid those out of work with no fault of their own.
Soviet commentators in Tass dismissed Reagan proposals as propaganda and warned against U.S. pressure to match Soviet missiles. They insisted Moscow must offset 162 French and British missiles with its SS-20 force and argued Western Europe deployments would upset East West balance. Tass praised détente language after a decade of sharp rhetoric.
Forecast calls for showers Friday through Sunday with highs 65 to 75 and lows 45 to 55. Temperatures vary widely across the nation with record highs in the 100s and 90s in portions of the South and West, while the Northwest and upper Midwest see cooler 40s and 50s. Tropical Storm Dean moves northward with gale warnings along the Atlantic coast. Snow in western Montana will turn to rain. thunderstorms target Florida.
Five years ago President Jimmy er ordered striking clerks back to work for 60 days to end a crippling nationwide rail shutdown. The move aimed to restore rail operations and stabilize freight and passenger services during the disruption.
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction will hold the final of three statewide meetings on vocational education tonight at 7 p.m. in Iowa City at the administrative offices of the Iowa City Community School District. Officials seek public input on employment barriers for youth and adults, the adequacy of current programs, accessibility and cost effectiveness, and methods to boost instruction quality to develop math science and computer skills.
DES MOINES AP Kim Schmett an attorney from Beechker City Ill has been appointed by Gov Terry Branstad to fill an unexpired term on the Job Service Appeal Board Schmett previously served as parliamentarian for the Iowa Senate in 1981 He fills the vacancy created when Richard Ramsey resigned to become the governor s legislative liaison
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