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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1982
Page
6
A National Cancer Institute trial of 185 cancer patients given Laetrile plus enzymes and diet found 85 percent died, averaging under five months, with no improvements and evidence of cyanide toxicity. Proponents deny results, while many states legalized access despite federal bans.
During the 1980s recession and a half year slump, Iowa seemed secure due to diversified industries. New warnings from Minnesota mirror Iowa’s fears, with a 12.9 percent shortfall in fiscal 1982 revenue and the need for tax increases and drastic cuts. Officials warn that even prosperous states can fall into debt, and a mid-1982 recovery cannot come soon enough.
A Cedar Rapids reader criticizes a pro life stance while praising St Luke's Hospital nurses and argues against broad state legislation. The letter also defends Wilson School and notes Cedar Rapids growth trends westward, plus praises KCRG anchor Tom Daniels amid staff changes.
The writer laments Gene Lively’s dismissal from KGAN-TV calling him a personable and capable newsman. He suspects a broader hiring and firing trend affecting area stations including KCRG and warns of a pattern in local television staff changes.
Viewers criticize management after Gene Lively leaves KGAN-TV evening newscasts. They vow to switch to KCRG-TV news, calling the decision poor and disappointing.
The piece reflects on honesty in leadership, warns against overreaching government, and urges a return to core American values. It cites Washington Lincoln and past civilizations to argue for principled governance and self-reliance. It argues economic and political integrity as the foundation of national strength.
Periodic observations from Cedar Rapids residents invite thoughtful input. Harry Sargeant, retired from Wilson Foods, previously led the Advisory Committee for Public Schools and long served on the Cedar Rapids Board of Education.
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