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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1986

Page

9

Iowa Japan trade mission gains backing from governor

Letters praise Governor Branstad for leading a trade mission to Japan with top Iowa leaders. The writer urges swift action and a strong U S presence in Tokyo, opening Iowa's office there and stressing protocol and leadership to attract investment and joint ventures.

Japan Iowa U.S Tokyo Terry Branstad Cedar Rapids Iowa City University of Iowa State of Branstad

Corn storage crisis sparks partisan praise and proposals

The piece contrasts a Republican candidate John McIntee with Democratic opponent Dave Nagle over corn storage near a crisis. McIntee calls for leaving crops in fields until spring, a plan deemed impractical and risky. Nagle argues for workable, discussed strategies and listening to farmers for a sensible plan.

John McIintee Congress McIintee Dave Nagle

Free enterprise errors in 1776 by Adam Smith

Walter Gormly from Mount Vernon decries modern free enterprise as departing from Adam Smith. He argues Smith favored low profits and warned against government subsidies like a $475,000 Teleconnect grant to Cedar Rapids. He contends such subsidies obstruct progress and may drive a nation toward ruin.

Adam Smith Smith Teleconnect Co Cedar Rapids Walter Gormly Mount Vernon

Buzz Hand Open Golf Tournament Raises for Project Independence

The Eighth Annual Buzz Hand Open at St. Andrews on July 27 drew 128 golfers and raised 1800 for Project Independence aiding the physically disabled. Sponsors KCDR Radio Fleck Sales and many local businesses contributed prizes totaling over 2100, with extensive community support and media coverage.

St. Andrew’s Golf Course Project Independence Kcdr Radio and Fleck Sales Mike Delaney Keith Fleck Linn County

Three Week Road Repair Ends on Wilson Avenue

A Cedar Rapids resident thanks the city for a three week reprieve while Rockford Road and Wilson Avenue railroad track repairs eased driveway entry. Traffic flow returns to normal as Wilson Avenue reopens, ending the brief period of safer, quieter mornings.

Cedar Rapids Rockford Road Wilson Avenue

From Slavery to Rights and Back to Fathers

A columnist argues that civil rights took national upheaval in the 1960s to reach blacks and that today divorced fathers face property rights loss and intimidation. The piece decries press silence on abuses and appeals for recognition of 15 million divorced men amid family conflict and public indifference.

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Veterans celebrate IA Legion parade in Cedar Rapids

Readers condemn media coverage and spectacle at the 68th Annual State American Legion Convention in Cedar Rapids. Veterans stress enduring patriotism and the flag as a symbol of freedom, urging churches schools and politics to reaffirm Americanism.

Cedar Rapids American Legion Iowa United States

Outlooks from Eastern Iowans Open Forum

Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to share their views. Topics are unlimited and opinions reflect individual perspectives.

Bruce F. Anderson Named Mercy Hospital Community Relations Head

Bruce F. Anderson of Cedar Rapids serves as assistant administrator director of community relations and marketing for Mercy Hospital. He previously worked as an aide to former Sen. Dick Clark and as creative director for WMT TV.

Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Dick Clark Wmt-Tv

Mother who puzzled and charmed us all at once

A reflective homage to a mother who defied simple labels living in Lakeland Florida until her death last June at age 91. The narrator recalls her adventurous spirit, adversarial marriage with her husband, and varied beliefs from stamps to airlines, foot care, and grand family lore.

Lakeland Fla Mother Mary General Sumter General Sherman Sherman Cedar Rapids

A Matter of Degrees in Weather Talk

The piece cites Mark Bowden of The Gazette critiquing misuse of weather terms. It explains proper usage for temperature climatic conditions inclement and commute while noting common errors and linguistic quirks.

Mark Twain Mark Bowden Metro the Gazette Bowden

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