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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1982
Page
6
The Senate voted 78 to 21 to declare English the official language in essence, marking a symbolic shift without enforcement teeth. It endorses assimilation through language while preserving cultural attachments and allowing proficiency in other tongues. When House reviews the immigration bill, the language policy should sustain the same broad support.
IPBN officials unveil a new logo a dot with concentric curves to symbolize broadcast signals and an amplitheater. Executive Director Larry Patten says the change addresses donor image concerns and could spur new donations as the audience ages into a fundraising mindset.
The University of Iowa Athletic Department will market Hawkeye shirts caps mugs and other items after previously relying on private firms. Licensing and royalty rules were adopted about a year ago to gain revenue and logo quality control, aligning Iowa with other major universities amid rising fan interest in football basketball and wrestling.
Reagan praised tax reform sparking a stock surge led by pessimists turned bulls such as Henry Kaufman and William. The rally came ahead of renewed deficits and debates over tax increases and entitlement restraint. Institutional traders driven by short term liquidity fueled high volume with modest tape movement.
A letter highlights a family’s struggle with colon cancer and the emotional burden of caregiving. It urges donations to the Cancer Society to advance research, and endorses Gerry Loupee for the Cedar Rapids at large school board seat to improve parent administration trust and keep children in local schools.
The writer questions taxes on tips arguing tips are gifts to individuals not wages and condemns chains for de facto wage assumptions. They also critique extending tip income to owner budgets and urge simpler policy. The letter also laments age discrimination in job placement and suggests unconditional pensions for seniors over 75 to avoid bureaucratic delays.
The piece argues doctors must be candid about limits and avoid patient adulation. It recalls a father's death from lymphoma and urges truth to empower coping and preserve trust, asserting honesty sustains the profession's nobility and patient safety.
Rita Huber of Cedar Rapids is a former Linn County Democratic Party chairperson, a founder of Cedar Rapids Rape Crisis Services, and a member of the Linn County Board of Health, reflecting the era of voluntary community input in local affairs.
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