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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1985

Page

2

How intelligent are gorillas and Koko’s talking signs

The author defends Koko the gorilla and her sign language. He contrasts Patterson’s claims with critics who doubt humanlike language in apes, noting Koko’s vocabulary, word recognition, and rhyming in signs. The piece likens skepticism to Clever Hans and argues for near humanlike linguistic ability in gorillas.

Koko Hans Counting Horse All Ball The Gorilla Foundation San Francisco Penny Patterson Patterson Herb Caen Indiana University Washington Post Herbert Terrace Columbia University Clever Hans Earth

Catholic leader plans to meet IRA panel sparks protests

John Hume, leader of Northern Ireland's moderate Catholics, said he will meet the IRA's ruling council and urge an end to violence. The announcement triggered protests from Irish and British officials and Protestant militants, as Dublin warned police would intervene if the meeting occurs there. The move could derail British plans for Catholic-Protestant talks.

Belfast Northern Ireland John Hume Irish Republican Army Hume Social Democratic and Labor Party Gerry Adams Sinn Fein IRA Ireland Dublin Garret FitzGerald Irish Republic IRA Council Britain

Tutu calls for end to racism in two years or sanctions

Desmond Tutu, Nobel laureate, was enthroned as Johannesburg’s first black Anglican bishop. He urged dismantling apartheid within two years, warned of punitive sanctions, and offered to mediate with the outlawed ANC. Security tightened after death threats. no incidents occurred.

Tutu South Africa Johannesburg Desmond Tutu St. Mary the Virgin

Ban on Dyes Delayed by Health Secretary Heckler

Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler postponed for two months any action on banning six color additives linked to cancer in animals. The delay, noted in the Federal Register, aims to assess whether the colorings used in food drugs and cosmetics should be banned under the law. A separate study urged FDA to bar sulfites in restaurants due to allergy deaths. Rep. Ted Weiss accused Heckler of illegally extending the additives’ market life.

New York Times Washington Secretary of Health and Human Services Margaret Heckler Heckler Federal Register Food and Drugs Ted Weiss D-N.y FDA

Norfolk Busing Case Could End Desegregation Efforts

Civil rights groups warn a Norfolk ruling to end busing might reverse Brown v. Board of Education and pave the way for resegregation. Judge MacKenzie approved the plan as a non discriminatory response to white flight and the case now tests courts on when to exit school governance.

New York Times Norfolk Young Park Supreme Court William Bradford Reynolds Justice Department John A. MacKenzie 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Julius Chambers Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc Gene R. Carter Carter

Dangerfield Heckled After Saenger Change To Orpheum

Comedian Rodney Dangerfield faced heckling as a last minute move from Saenger Theater to the Orpheum sparked discontent among audience members with $17.50 seats honored on a first come basis. He briefly left the stage before returning as refunds were offered.

Rodney Dangerfield New Orleans Saenger Theater Orpheum Theater Saenger Orpheum Dangerfield

Thief Abandons Car After Discovering Baby Passenger

A man stole Henvene Lindsey’s car in Chicago but abandoned it upon finding Lindsey’s 10 month old baby in the back seat. He then called the home of Jerry Lindsey and said he might be a thief but is no sadist, and provided the location of the car and child.

Chicago Henvene Lindsey

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