Strange twists in the GOP tale by Donald Kaul
In a satirical column Kaul mocks Vice President George Bush at a Loeb dinner and rails at Congress over Gramm Rudman Hollings. He notes Bush’s flattery of William Loeb while tax reform and Kemp’s influence divide the GOP. He predicts Bush’s 1988 risk and Kemp’s rising power.
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Pioneer still blazing a trail in space data relay
NASA continues space exploration as Pioneer 6, built for six months, marks its 20th year in operation. Scientists study the aging craft while Earth focuses on other priorities, with Pioneer 6 still relaying data to ground stations.
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Maniacal Chairman Leads Shelby Williams Inc
Manny Steinfeld sits as real chairman of Shelby Williams Industries Inc guiding the firm that has produced 13 million chairs since 1954. He is highly awarded and deeply involved in company affairs, remaining a dominant force in its leadership and strategy.
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Can Santa Get Insurance Despite High-Risk Roof Landings
A feature notes Santa Claus's legendary flying safety record yet questions insurers' willingness to cover him. It discusses high risk factors from rooftop landings and whether underwriters would issue a policy to St Nick, with details on the money page 5B.
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Protests Hit Five Cities as Fur Demonstrators Arrested
About 50 activists were arrested Sunday in fur protests across Philadelphia San Francisco New York Los Angeles and near a Sacramento mall. Demonstrators wore Santa outfits and carried signs while trespassing in fur departments. the action was led by Trans-Species Unlimited with police stating several were cited and released.
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Teacher’s anguish over Concord High shooting tragedy
Christa McAuliffe, slated to be the first teacher in space, says she wishes to comfort Concord High School pupils after a December 3 hostage incident ended with 16 year old Louis Cartier killed in a gunfight with police. She knew a pupil’s hurt through the crisis and felt unable to help. Cartier, who had dropped out, took two students hostage. he was shot by Sgt. John Clark after firing at another officer.
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Gazette subscription rates and mailing info notice
Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription rates by carrier and mail with prices for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. Includes area restrictions, regional rates, and a post office box for address changes.
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Correction notice about attribution and corrections policy
The Gazette corrects attribution errors in lifestyle columns and headlines. Marion Patterson is the Life style columnist for Iowa's Wild Side and Patty Peterson was wrongly credited in a Sunday article. The paper offers readers a channel for complaints and will publish clarifications in this space.
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