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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1982
Page
10
J Clayton Troeger notes bright planets Mars Saturn and Jupiter will rise after dusk this month with Mars showing the strongest retrograde motion. Mercury returns by April end while lunar phases from apogee to first quarter appear April 13 to 30. Columbia shuttle launch praised in closing remarks.
Community law advocates Jeanne White and Carla Garrels, both Cedar Rapids residents, received training from Legal Services Corporation of Iowa to help low income residents understand and exercise rights. They offer guidance on small claims, welfare appeals, and consumer issues and will refer complex cases to attorneys at low or no cost.
Colorado lawmakers courted by students lobbying to name the stegosaurus the state fossil. Fourth through sixth graders at McElwain Elementary persisted after a pocket veto and won a spot on Gov. Lamm’s 1982 agenda. A lunch with turkey noodles and stego cookies followed.
A mother asks how to prevent male stripper appearances at her daughter's future showers. She notes a similar incident at a bride to be’s party where guests hired a stripper without warning. She fears her 79 year old mother would be embarrassed and seeks precautions.
Readers propose solutions for awkward events at weddings and showers. Advice covers handling inappropriate male strippers, arthritis in handshakes, and pregnancy birth records, with practical suggestions like pre announcing boundaries and using nosegas to ease greetings.
A one night workshop on saving money with coupons will be held Wednesday at Washington High School. Phyllis Jones will lead a three hour session starting at 6 30 p m in room 142. Registration costs 5 dollars. Kirkwood Community College sponsors a second course on dried flower arrangements at Jefferson High School with a 5 dollar fee. Another herb raising short course at Jefferson on April 15 and 22 carries a 6 dollar registration. For all programs call 398 5412 or toll free 1 800 332 8166 with section numbers 41775 41788 and 41731. The Pentagon called the Vietnam base troop report an obvious error.
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