10 Apr 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1980
Page
1
A light feature notes that while fans can get autographs easily, questions about the star's love life provoke a guarded response. The piece hints at privacy and public curiosity surrounding personal relationships.
A Cedar Rapids man argues taxpayers should not bear the cost of cleaning up vandalism. The note on Page 5A voices this concern amid local debate on recovery expenses. The uncertain bond market could delay a new airport terminal by a year, reported on Page 1B.
A dispute reemerges between Linn County and the Department of Social Services as the paper notes ongoing friction. The report previews local political dynamics involving 2nd District Republican members and broader budget reactions.
A reader praises a Chinese restaurant’s extensive menu noting many dishes to sample. The reviewer finds the food excellent and expresses willingness to return on multiple visits to explore more items.
Editorial page analyzes Ronald Reagan's tendency to speak before thinking, noting the pattern and its impact on political messaging and public perception. The piece discusses implications for leadership and policy debate.
A playful note on cookbooks highlighting how their prose can be surprisingly stirring across chapters. The line hints at literary flavor infusing recipes and instructions with expressive language. Copyright.
President Carter said he is prepared to take legal action to stop American athletes from participating in the Moscow Games. He warned the U S would enforce the boycott even if the U S Olympic Committee declines to join, possibly revoking or invalidating passports. He compared Moscow to Berlin 1936 and spoke at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting.
University of Iowa officials say Gov. Ray's proposed state spending reductions threaten faculty and staff salary raises and could delay or derail construction at University Hospitals Clinics. They estimate a potential $17 million impact and stress education quality hinges on adequate pay and funding.
Sharon Campbell 19, a Toledo nurse student, stopped to aid a car in a ditch on U S 30 east of Marshalltown. She touched downed live wires, was severely burned, had both legs and an arm amputated, and remains in Iowa City burn center undergoing surgeries. Her husband David, 21, is on strike. residents collect donations to aid the couple.
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