Coaches' rights and trust in journalism clash at Iowa
The writer comments on distrust toward public figures and media in Iowa, noting the debate over coaching job offers at Texas and Southern Cal. He argues the press polices itself for a democracy, while emphasizing the unprotected status of coaches’ word in the Constitution. He also jokes about an air crash report and Iowa City culture, ending with Rodin sculpture humor and alimony bills.
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Texas
Cal
Iowa
Hayden
Buddy
Detroit
Robert Ryan
Ryan
Northwest
Law School
University of Iowa
Rodin
Capone ads provoke Italian Americans over Maryland amnesty push
Maryland officials halted a bold amnesty campaign after ads used Al Capone to warn tax evaders. Italian American leaders cried foul over stereotypes, prompting withdrawal and reprinting efforts. The campaign had mixed reaction, with some materials already scaled back.
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Baltimore
Maryland
al Capone
Ita
Edward Angeletti
Sons of Italy
Capone
Custer
Dewey
Truman
Atlantic
Free love survives at Los Angeles Swing Club convention
A Las Vegas convention of the North American Swing Club Association drew about 1000 people despite AIDS warnings. Leaders say swinger participation fell then rebounded, arguing sex with many partners carries low risk if drugs are avoided. Attendees displayed sex toys while health officials caution about high risk. A couple, the Minors, described swinging as recreation that supplements marriage and challenges traditional norms.
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Los Angeles Times
Las Vegas
Hacienda
North American Swing Club Association
Robert McGinley
United States
Martin Finn
Los Angeles County Department of Health Services
McGinley
Hart slips away without comment about rumors
Former US Senate candidate Gary Hart attended a Gaelic football match at Dublin’s Croke Park but avoided reporters and speculation about rejoining the 1988 presidential race. He left a vacation in western Ireland, with aides and friends debating his political future amid ongoing rumors.
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Dublin
Ireland
USL
Gary Hart
Press Association
Hart
Croke Park
Meath
Derry
Colorado
Donna Rice
Connemara
United States
Jim Fahy
William Dixon
Madison
Wis
Dixon
Miss Rice
John
Hepburn on Tracy reveals restrained 27 year bond and book tease
Katherine Hepburn discusses her long friendship with Spencer Tracy. She notes she never publicly accompanied him due to his marriage and her restraint. She dismisses autobiography as boring while promoting a forthcoming chapter on The African Queen. Mondale returns to Minnesota to practice law and reflects on his vice presidency. Regan sells Florida home in $575000 deal.
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Hepburn
Tracy
Katherine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Tress
Lever
Spencer
Newsweek Magazine
California
Africa
Bogart
Bacall
Huston
Newsweek
White House
Donald Regan
Indian River County
Vero Beach
Fla
John's Island
Florida
Atlantic Coast
Sarasota
Gulf Coast
Regan
William Whyte
G. Norman
Carole Bacon
Reagan
Cedar Rapids Gazette imprint and mailing details in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its USPS status, publisher, address, and postage format from 1883, noting daily and Sunday publication and class mailing. The garbled OCR mentions The Gazette Company, address components, and changes policy, with references to AP news dispatches and the Gazette, Inc. postal box.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Serge
Carer
Erie
Asoc
AP News
INC
P.O
Bow
Woman arrested after children eat on Miami Metrorail
Miami AP report. A 26 year old mother, Tobin Jinks, was arrested for second degree misdemeanor eating on a train with her two children. The Dial Corp. sent a $125 check and a free case of Armour Vienna Sausage to help. She faces arraignment with potential program option to avoid record. Officer commentary notes aim to keep trains clean.
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Miami
Dial Corp
Vienna
Tobin Jinks
Jinks
Swan Jinks
Quinton
Kevin
Metro-Dade
Metro- Dade
Richard Barger
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Orval Minor
Walter Mondale
Joan
Minnesota
Washington
Mondale
Mondales
Minneapolis
Ronald Reagan
America
Jimmy Carter
George
Bush
Eravice
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Elyse Hall
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Calif
Bob Hope
Toluca Lake
Cali
Fawn Hall
Firm
Mom
Executive Plaza
First Avenue
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