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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1985
Page
2
A humorous essay on lottery fever in Iowa. The writer muses on how winning might change life and lists desires from luxury items to humanitarian aid. Observes gambling risks and cites Atlantic City casino take with jokes about a costly Oriental gambler.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 with daily and Sunday editions. Subscription options include Carrier 2.25 per week Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 10.40 for 4 weeks 110.00 for 52 weeks and 140.00 for 52 weeks to other states. Postmaster address changes go to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.
Charles Lindbergh the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic died at his Hawaii home at age 72. The aviation pioneer passed away after a long illness, leaving a legacy of solo flight and a lasting impact on air travel.
Kwik-Way Manufacturing Co in Marion approved a two-year contract Sunday, ending a three-week strike. The move secures labor peace and backs wage and benefit terms likely cited by union leaders.
In New London, Iowa, Robert and Coleen Thorington won part of an estimated 6 million dollar Illinois Lotto grand prize weekend. They also netted a Pick Four payout and plan to share proceeds with their three children while considering a new home and ongoing lottery play.
White House confirms Reagan and then wife Jane Wyman provided confidential information to the FBI about suspected communist activity in Hollywood during the 1940s. Officials say the involvement was minor after World War II, with Reagan as SAG leader testifying before HUAC in 1947 and later criticizing its tactics. FBI notes question whether he was an informant.
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