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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1985

Page

6

Mythical surpluses and the politics of federal cuts

President Reagan proposes a $7 billion cut in state and local funding offset by claimed large state surpluses. Governors and city officials question the numbers as surveys show varied tax changes, while concerns rise over revenue sharing and urban development grants amid a looming $190 billion federal deficit.

Reagan Congress National Governors Association Iowa Vermont Washington Treasury Department Great Lakes Middle Atlantic California Massachusetts Northwest House Ohio Uncle Sam

Farm Wives in Oscar Spotlight Reflect Real Rural Struggles

Academy nominations mirror current tastes with Sally Field Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek earning Best Actress nods for farm related roles. The piece contrasts mythic and literal depictions of rural hardship including weather price pressures and farm crises observed locally.

Tipvee Sally Field Jessica Lange Sissy Spacek Cognoscenti Miss Field

Cedar Rapids Weighs Cultural Exchange With Novosibirsk

Cedar Rapids backers push a sister city plan to exchange cultural information with Novosibirsk in central Siberia. Supporters cite mutual understanding and the appeal of differing climates and living standards.

Cedar Rapids United States U.S.S.R Novosibirsk Siberia

Letters to the Gazetter on learning foreign languages

The writer argues for studying foreign languages beyond memory phrases to truly understand other cultures and language rules. Knowing grammar aids correct speech and reading, expanding understanding of histories and economies, and improves reception when visiting abroad. Emphasizes stronger cross nation communication and friendship through language.

Abortion debate anger and an Iowa snowbound misadventure

A column criticizes feminists and abortion rights, calling reproductive freedom a selfish act and urging alternatives. The piece shifts to a personal winter mishap in Iowa, describing a perilous 5 am drive, a snowbank, and a recovery attempt ending with a humorous return home and a note on enduring morning misery.

Mrs Charles Hurley Fayette Iowa Mr. King Kong St. Bernard

Readers miss comic Adam after weekday removal

A reader laments the disappearance of the Adam comic from The Gazette's weekday editions. The editor notes Adam and Duffy were pulled to free space for puzzle content, while Adam and Duffy remain on Sundays.

Adam Gazette Cathy Geech Mary Worth Mom Meridith V. Webster 35Th St. SE Herman Duffy

Prevention starts at home for PTA Drug and Alcohol Week

The National PTA themes March 3 9 urge Cedar Rapids parents to begin early conversations with children as young as five about drugs and alcohol. Early education can prevent future abuse. For more info call 398 2017. Tressa Youngbear chairperson City PTA Drug and Alcohol Awareness 346 Second Ave SW.

PTA Cedar Rapids Tressa Youngbear Second Ave

Word Watch: Wiling and Regroup in Newsroom Debate

A reader contest tackles word usage in papers noting wiling as correct for pass time and principal as correct for orchestra leaders. The exchange clarifies recoup versus regroup and cites Coach Bob Knight as an example of regroup in action.

the Mail Symphony Bob Knight Indiana

Destiny's darlings styled in a busy salon visit

The narrator recounts a salon experience marketed as a haircut. Laura the stylist, humid shampoos, a guillotine-like neck support, and a long talk about styling reveal how the idea of being styled becomes a personal therapy. He leaves wishing to return once people notice a change.

People Magazine Laura Virgin Gordes Burt Reynolds Destiny

Iowans Share Views From Cedar Rapids Writer Rich Pinney

Richard Pinney of Cedar Rapids, a free lance writer and artist, is noted as an executive with Coe College a publishing company a TV station a market survey firm and a weekly newspaper.

Richard Pinney Cedar Rapids Coe College

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