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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1985
Page
2
Catholic Bishop Maurice Dingman of Des Moines says policy shifts favor large corporate investments over helping family farms and urges Americans to protect small farms though he admits he cannot prove an active plot.
Donna Reed dismisses the notion she is the ideal mother, calling it flattering yet humorous amid early 1960s cultural views. The remark appears in Parade magazine profiling her public image and roles.
Former Beatle George Harrison, 41, says he has little ambition beyond living as a normal person and wants more of his ideas on film. He is co owner and executive producer of Handmade Films, which backed Life of Brian.
A 55 year old suburban sales rep voices concern that crime erodes the promise of liberty in the United States. He laments that the land of the free feels compromised by urban dangers and asks how free one can be amid rising crime. The remark reflects broader anxieties about safety and freedom in modern America.
Coe history professor David Mangello says the idea that China is moving toward capitalism is common but overstated. He notes a kernel of truth yet argues it remains an exaggeration. Metro-Iowa page 18A.
Iowa used rugged defense and sharp guard play to beat Ohio State 67-58. Jeff Moe scored 18 as the Hawkeyes moved to 18-4 overall and 7-2 in conference, sharing the lead with Michigan.
Four detectives in Marion allege city and chief violated their rights and endangered citizens as intradepartment conflict deepens after Chris Ebert became chief last April. First of a three part series. Metro-lowa page 15A.
Teri Williams, 40, went out for cigarettes on December 23 in Portland Oregon and woke 13 days later in a hospital with severe internal injuries and no memory of the attack. Doctors say hypothermia and blunt force trauma likely saved her life after a long recovery.
In New York the Donahue show confronted a seven person fainting hoax staged Jan 21 by Alan Abel and Deborah Harmon. The incident prompted a studio evacuation and prompted questions about live broadcasts and future taping. Penny Rotheiser said Phil Donahue is upset and the show will review security and ticketing procedures.
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