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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1981

Page

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Grass roots drug prevention drives youth action nationwide

The report notes growing youth involvement in anti drug efforts with lines about teens seeking help to quit crystal. It cites page 14F and 15A coverage in the Iowa City area and mentions Cedar Rapids potential school cutbacks and library branch plans.

Iowa City David Cronin Cedar Rapids City Hall

Kirkwood instructor teaches in Taiwan despite challenges

An Education section notes a Kirkwood Community College instructor remains enthusiastic about teaching in Taiwan, despite the daily routine of showering and changing at noon as a precaution against leprosy.

Kirkwood Community College Taiwan

Hawkeyes top Wisconsin Eau Claire 86 to 64 in exhibition

Iowa's Hawkeyes closed their pre season with an 86 64 victory over Wisconsin Eau Claire. The report notes page references and outlines related arts exhibit and housing finance commentary.

Iowa Hawkeyes Wisconsin-Eau Claire

Help Wanted Careers Return to Classroom in Iowa Classifieds

Page 7E highlights career opportunities in the Gazette classified ads for Eastern Iowa. The column frames a question about a high earning feed salesman becoming a teacher and notes ads across pages 1 to 14F across the employment marketplace.

the Gazette Iowa

White House rejects bid for indiscriminate Haig inquiry

National Security Adviser Brzezinski says the White House will not join a witch hunt into Alexander Haig Jr. background but would supply files if helpful. He rejects Senate requests to search White House records for tapes for Haig hearings. Pell says hearings should stay relevant and not become a media witch hunt.

Claiborne Pell White House Haig Brzezinski Cables News Network Senate Foreign Relations Committee National Security Adviser Pell Newport R.I Foreign Relations New York Times Nixon

University Hospitals seeks bone marrow donors for transplants

Doctors at University Hospitals Iowa City expand a donor search to create a bone marrow bank for patients with acute leukemia and aplastic anemia. The program will include unrelated donors, with tissue typing to match antigens, led by Dr. James Armitage.

Cedar Rapids Iowa City University Hospitals United States University of Iowa James Armitage

Poland pushes purge as Unity Front reshapes leadership

In Warsaw the National Unity Front removes former Communist leaders including Edward Gierek Edward Babiuch Piotr Jaroszewicz and Jerzy Lukasiewicz and invites Solidarity representation. The front also names Mieczyslaw Moczer as vice president while weighing large scale layoffs and retraining to address a deep economic crisis.

National Unity Front Henryk Jablonski Solidarity Poland Gierek Front Warsaw Mieczyslaw Moczer Interor Communist Party Stanislaw Kanin Jozef Pinkowski PAP Zycie Warszawy

Statewide search for murder suspect in Illinois case

Iowa authorities joined a nationwide manhunt Saturday night for a 31 year old Palatine Indiana man linked to the fatal shooting of his father in Illinois. Eugene E. Koch 59 was found in a Palatine crawl space after a tip. Robert Koch reportedly abducted his mother and drove to Iowa before leaving her bound.

Denison Iowa Palatine Illinois Eugene E. Koch Koch John Setzer Jean Robert Vail Chicago Sun-Times

Carter leaves Reagan with record peacetime defense budget

The outgoing Carter administration announces a 1982 defense request of 196.4 billion dollars, a real increase of about 4.6 percent after inflation. It highlights money for MX missiles, cruise missiles, navy ships, tanks, and space weapons research, while most funds cover personnel and readiness costs.

Washington Post Service Washington Carter Ronald Reagan Administration Congress Reagan District of Columbia Nimitz Indian Ocean

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John and Lynn Hanna U.S Metro Cedar Rapids Art Association John Steuart Curry Grant Wood Cedar Rapids Art Center Page IE World Ings Richard Nixon Zbigniew Brzezinski
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