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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1982
Page
20
Advice column excerpt where a teenager seeks better mother daughter dialogue across cultural gaps and a divorced woman asks how to gracefully turn down unwanted advances. Abby suggests calm listening, respectful tone, and honesty offering a diplomatic, two for one solution.
A vintage feature from United Feature Syndicate explains a puzzle: rearrange each row of letters to form 2 to 7 letter words, scoring with row directions and a 50 point bonus for seven-letter words. Blanks with no value and proper nouns are excluded.
Local brief highlights include HACAP program talk at Embassy Club, card games and prizes at Emerald Knights event, spring fundraisers for Democrats with U S Senator Cranston and Harold Hughes, plus multiple ads for shops, eateries, and services across Cedar Rapids area venues and dates. Events run April 1 1982 through April 3 with venues on Fifth Street SE Mount Vernon Road SE J Street SW and more.
Linn County Supervisors hold a closed morning meeting with County Attorney Eugene Kopecky to discuss proposed litigation then meet with two other attorneys. Evening events include Cedar Rapids housing grants committee and multiple city council meetings plus college and theatre programs at Coe College and University of Iowa venues.
A new support group for families of brain injured people meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Schwartz Room A at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids. Dr James La Margese will discuss brain function and injury effects followed by a social hour. The group is free and organized by Kay and Dot Graber with hospital help.
Greig Madlom 23 and Scott Madlom 22, once residents of Cedar Rapids, were arraigned in Kiowa County on second-degree murder charges for the drowning death of 19-year-old Theresa M. Kelly. Their April 19 trial date was set and both defendants pleaded innocent as they remain jailed under $100,000 bonds each.
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