05 Feb 1981
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1981
Page
1
Debbie Reynolds aims to revive her fame with Aloha Paradise and seeks hot copy. The item appears on page 5B of the Gazette.
A media critique argues TV should foster togetherness through a football themed soap opera. It suggests characters and storylines that build community and shared interest around the sport, aiming to boost viewer engagement and cultural connection.
In Cedar Rapids the pace of job ads draws large crowds with 149 applying for a night janitor post at the Linn County Administrative Office Building. Other entry level jobs at Sambos and Pizza Hut also attract significant numbers, while overall aid programs see weekly applicant counts rise above prior norms.
A large snow sculpture of a pig, built by Scott Baker and Karl Froehlich, stands on Route 106 in Carver Massachusetts. The impromptu work blends snow and gravel and has drawn many passing motorists.
President Reagan plans an 8 p.m. CST nationwide address to outline the economics challenge. He aims to spell out the problem in clear terms, deferring specifics for a February joint session, after consultations with interests, Congress, and his Cabinet.
Scientists at the University of Washington and the Forest Service warned of a potential eruption within 12 hours as Mount St Helens showed dome growth and several earthquakes. No evacuations were ordered due to the absence of people within 20 miles, with plume heights and wind directions noted by USGS and NWS.
Rep. Jon Hinson of Mississippi pleaded innocent to a reduced misdemeanor charge after being arrested in a Longworth Building restroom. The case involved three other men and spurred calls for resignation from Mississippi Republicans pending trial on May 4.
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