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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1972
Page
3
A fragment discusses why adults address children as if they are not present and whether this happens with adults. It notes animals sense tone and intention from voice. It compares child and animal perception, highlighting that dogs or cats respond to friendly or angry tone.
A guidance piece urges attentive parenting showing how talking down to kids harms feelings and trust. It stresses greeting children warmly on arrival, acknowledging their presence, and using respectful language to reinforce their sense of being valued and heard.
Guidance urges calm initial dialogue with all parties and checks both sides before conclusions. Recommend seeking a neutral third witness if disputes persist and treating every claim with cautious fairness until proven true.
Margaret Hult of Swedesburg receives a lifetime membership in the Iowa State Education Association after at least 20 years of active ISEA membership and meeting requirements. Hult taught elementary in Cedar Rapids and other Iowa communities before retiring in 197. The note recalls Notre Dame Cathedral facades affected by a wind borne organism.
Arkansas state trooper LL Guy Downing retired after 29 years with the force and entered the United Methodist Church ministry. At a ceremony at state police headquarters Bishop Paul Galloway placed the robe on Downing, who said he felt God called him to the ministry. He plans to study at Southern Methodist University to become ordained.
Kenneth Gainey, a former guard now an auto mechanic in Tallahassee, recognized John Foster, who escaped last August, during a road test and alerted police. Foster was captured with his wife Jimmie, who faced charges for carrying concealed weapons after two pistols were found in her purse.
Cartoon icon Dennis the Menace features daily in the Gazette classifieds with a recurring panel. Readers see familiar mischief and lighthearted humor alongside notices and ads. The strip maintains the paper's breezy tone and longstanding comic tradition.
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