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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1982
Page
7
The Gazette editorial argues the Senate's revised Juvenile Justice Code improves on presence of counsel for 16 year olds but wrongly opens public records for juvenile cases. It urges balancing secrecy with accountability and warns against stigmatizing youths.
General Electric engineers unveil a device to block any channel for up to 12 hours via code and channel number, allowing parents to control what their children watch when away. The piece notes limits as other risky programming remains and questions the overall effect on TV titillation.
Anne McGill Gorsuch leads the EPA amid sharp criticism and budget pressure. The article notes her push to reduce regulatory burden, improve efficiency, and focus enforcement while resisting calls for more spending. It highlights morale, staffing, and policy changes, including cleaner air progress and cost concerns.
A letter commends Michael Kane for a sophisticated review of Sweeney Todd at Hancher Auditorium and urges his permanent addition to the Cedar Rapids Gazette entertainment staff.
Hints for American parents navigating spring youth soccer. Emphasizes supporting kids, following the swarm rather than the ball, and avoiding overcritical praise. Advises on rules ignorance, referee disputes, injuries, and field etiquette with a humorous tone.
The piece presents periodic observations from Eastern Iowans inviting personal views. Gordon Urquhart of Cedar Rapids, an economics teacher at Kirkwood Community College, is profiled as a Scotland native with a background in a major food firm and market research at Rockwell International.
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