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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1981

Page

14

Press credibility questioned after Washington Post flap

University of Iowa journalism director Ken Starck says press credibility is slipping since the Post Pulitzer controversy. He blames newsroom pressures and rapid breaking news, noting self correction exists, but criticism now targets accuracy over bias. The issue hinges on coverage of major events and unseen beats.

Des Moines Washington Post University of Iowa Ken Starck School of Journalism Associated Press Starck Kaiser Aluminum Iowa City

New Iowa Commission to Study Cutting Health Care Costs

Gov. Robert Ray appointed a 12 member commission to study ways to halt rising health costs and report within a year. The panel will have an executive director and be chaired by Melvin Henderson with Duane Heintz as vice chair. It will operate on about 280000 in total funding with 80000 from the state.

Des Moines Robert Ray Duane Heintz Davenport Deere and Co Heintz Ray Commission Bradley Engel Central Iowa Health Association Melvin Henderson Indianola Simpson College

Three Die In Weekend Iowa Road Crashes

Three people died on Iowa roads over the weekend. Steven L. Brown, 26, of Estherville, died in a head on motorcycle collision with a pickup driven by Gary Henricksen, 22. A Mason City woman, Shelia Ann Reich, 24, was struck by a car and died at Mercy Hospital. Kevin Rowland, 9, was struck by a pickup while crossing a street after fishing, near the Iowa River.

Associated Press Iowa Steven L. Brown Estherville Emmet County Brown Mason City Morris Medland Kensett Washington Kevin Rowland Brett Kevin Frank Stroud Iowa City

Iowa to Survey Fish Species Statewide

Gov. Robert Ray announced a cooperative agreement for a statewide fish survey. The Iowa Conservation Commission Iowa State University and the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation will lead to identify rare or endangered species and measure water quality and quantity.

Des Moines Iowa Robert Ray Iowa Conservation Commission Iowa State University Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation

National Geographic spotlights Iowa in May issue

The May National Geographic devotes 28 pages to Iowa for the first time in 42 years. Critics note photos reinforce stereotypes while some spreads show Des Moines and the Civic Center, with praise for agriculture, education, and urban revitalization. Author Harvey Arden argues Iowa is largely farmland with hidden advances.

National Geographic Iowa America Middle Earth Iowa Development Commission John Arends IDC Des Moines Civic Center David Oman Robert Ray Harvey Arden Des Moines Roosevelt High School University of Iowa

Republicans claim voter registration lead over Democrats in Iowa

GOP state chairman Bennett Webster announced the Voter Registration Commission shows 523,816 Republicans vs 523,431 Democrats with independents at 568,131. Democrats argue the gap may shrink after inactive voter removals and due to primary dynamics.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Bennett Webster Ed Campbell Webster GOP Campbell Charles Grassley Tom Stoner U.S. Senate John Culver Senate Grassley- Stoner Chuck Grassley

Girls Struck by Lightning Reported Improvement

Two Turkey Valley High School students injured when a lightning bolt struck between them near the school were reported in improved condition today. Lanette Reicks aged 15 of Waucoma and Carol Schmidt aged 16 of Fort Atkinson had burns covering about twenty percent of their bodies and were admitted in serious condition at Rochester, Minnesota.

Jackson Junction Turkey Valley Lanette Reicks Harry Reicks Waucoma Carol Schmidt Vern Schmidt Fort Atkinson Rochester, Minn

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