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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1983
Page
8
J P Hladky Jr serves as chairman of the board of directors overseeing corporate governance and strategic direction. He is noted for guiding executive leadership and chairing board meetings to align policy with shareholder interests.
The United States granted asylum to Hu Na, a mainland China defector tennis star, prompting Beijing to halt cultural and athletic exchanges. The piece notes 1982 asylum refusals for other Chinese refugees, urging adherence to human rights amid diplomatic friction.
The 1982-83 winter eased heating costs and snow removal but left 250000 to one million Americans without permanent shelter in the U.S. The number could be nearly double last year’s. Joblessness may dip but housing shortages, welfare cuts, and mental health releases fuel the demand for safe shelters. social workers warn the crisis will persist into 1983 and possibly worsen in 1983-84.
The Chicago mayoral race highlights the influence of paid media consultants as negative ads and racial framing dominate coverage. Zimmerman and Deardourff clash publicly over campaign tactics while critics note outsiders fuel hostility in a city where the real contest rests with the candidates.
In a sharp critique, the author rails at Mitterrand and France's social model as the franc weakens and socialism strains the Socialist Communist coalition. He cites 1789 as a cautionary backdrop, contrasts revolutions with Burkean virtue, and mocks French reverence for intellectuals while noting Sartre’s lineage with 1789.
The Prison Ministry Fellowship in February raised objections to state sale of South African wines citing apartheid abuses. Members urged removing wines from shelves and blocking store entrances to protest. Wines named include Van Der Hum Bertram’s Riesling Bertram’s Dry Stein TJ Stein Fleur du Cap Pintage.
A reader condemns government waste citing the April 5 Gazette headline about an expensive satellite. He argues people are the true cost of government and mocks the space project as a costly toy that may endanger future generations. He urges godly men to stand up and be counted.
Genealogy shows that each person has 1024 direct ancestors after ten generations and far more in longer spans, meaning many people share ancestors. The piece argues for focusing on immediate forebears and close relatives rather than broad, repetitive lineage.
The piece foresees a world crisis tied to U S S R aligned nations and predicts divine judgment on enemies of Israel. It cites Ezekiel 38 39 and Joel 2 promising a 30 day fast of repentance while warning readers of imminent conflict involving Russia Syria and Israel.
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