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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1992
Page
2
Gus Schrader recalls 1950s northern Iowa farming tasks. He recalls straw stacking, barn and hog chores, pig castration, butchering, hand-picking potato bugs, and planting on Good Friday. He reflects on changes in modern agriculture and the stubborn memory of rural work.
April 6 events feature Lucien Stryk reading at 8 p.m. in Room 304 English Philosophy Building Iowa University. Symposia, teen survive talk, and numerous county and city meetings listed with times and venues across Linn, Winneshiek, Delaware, Manchester, Cedar Rapids, and other Iowa locations.
AAA Iowa advises sizing by leg length and top tube clearance, showing two fit tests with foot reach and knee bend. It also urges pre ride checks on tires frame seat brakes chain gears and lights, plus helmet use signaling and traffic rules for safe riding.
A study of 305 Massachusetts licensed practical nurses and social workers finds that being married or having children reduces the psychological distress linked to lower job satisfaction. Researchers note family roles provide offsetting satisfactions, while nonfamily workers might seek roles in other settings.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Subscriptions priced by carrier at 3.20 per week and motor route 370 per week. by mail 4 week and 52 week rates shown. mail subscriptions not available where Gazette carrier service operates.
As the 1970s trend resurges in New York fashion minds debate its appeal. Valerie Steele of the Fashion Institute of Technology notes platform shoes maxi coats and long hair are back while some resist the revival preferring memories of past decades. John Dellera of Perry Ellis highlights Frye boots sideburns punk music and discos reopening in the city.
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