Reagan court mixed week with education ruling and equal protection debate
The piece contends the Supreme Court under Reagan leadership issued mixed decisions including upholding independent counsel stays and striking down strict scrutiny for wealth based education access. It cites Justice O’Connor and Marshall opinions while contrasting education rights with poverty.
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Tharp to join American Ballet Theater as artistic associate
Ballet News confirms Twyla Tharp will become artistic associate of the American Ballet Theater. Mikhail Baryshnikov and several dancers from Tharp's company will join at the next rehearsal period starting August 22. Donna Dixon expects her first child in January.
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Americans Lebanese mix cultures at wedding
The marriage of Brahame Ajram and Karen Hartmann united relatives from around the world in Cedar Rapids. The wedding blended American and Lebanese cultures, drawing guests from many countries to celebrate the union.
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Iowa Phase III funding funds summer school in 189 districts
Iowa educators celebrate Phase III funding enabling 189 of the state’s 436 school districts to offer summer classes. The plan expands access and keeps programs running, with officials noting improved student opportunities.
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Silent Civil War cannon rests in Traer awaits refurbishment
An old dismantled Civil War era cannon sits in Traer and may be refurbished by the town to once again boom. The artifact rests on public land and is tied to local history as Iowa Today notes on page 13A.
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How to make a Stradivarius
A Texas A&M researcher claims to have identified wood conditions and varnish ingredients needed to mass produce Stradivarius violin quality. Competitors have halted his wood supply, posing a major roadblock to the project.
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Remembering JFK life and legacy by Senator Kennedy
Senator Edward Kennedy urges Americans to focus on John F. Kennedy’s life and achievements rather than his death. He recalls his brother, the Kennedy clan, and reflects on the 25th anniversary of Kennedy’s fatal trip to Dallas and the parade.
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Bump Elliott Leads Iowa Athletics to National Prominence
In 18 years as athletic director at the University of Iowa Bump Elliott has grown the department into a national force. Hawkeye teams have captured 25 Big Ten titles and 11 NCAA crowns while the program’s budget has expanded significantly.
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Alaska novel sparks critique of American treatment of Alaska
James A. Michener’s Alaska is praised for its sweeping epic scope while criticizing how America has mistreated Alaska and its people. The article notes the book’s themes of nature, Russia, and a nation’s club footed innocence shaping the region’s fate.
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ReyHan Corp Introduces Laser System for PCB Film Templates
ReyHan Corp of eastern Iowa adopts a state of the art laser to produce film templates for printed circuit boards. The innovation aims to streamline production and improve precision in manufacturing.
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Miss America shifts image toward career women and education
Atlantic City director Leonard Horn says Miss America contestants are educated, articulate individuals who may not be virgins and stresses background over beauty. He notes a move away from pure “innocent bathing beauty” toward a liberal, real persona while maintaining standards after Vanessa Williams’ dethronement.
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Corrections for Cedar Rapids Festival and Student List
The Czech Plus Polka Band will perform Monday from 5 30 to 7 p m on First Street West as part of Cedar Rapids Freedom Festival 88 Earlier information about a student list omitted Curt Bauer of Williamsburg He will join a 22 day Soviet Union visit The Gazette will print corrections or clarifications for inaccurate or misleading reports upon complaint by phone 398 8313
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Gay war hero Leonard Matlovich buried with full honors
Leonard Matlovich, a Vietnam War hero discharged in 1975 for his homosexuality, was laid to rest at Congressional Cemetery in Washington with full military honors. The ceremony mixed a 21 gun salute and a horse drawn caisson, while eulogies praised his role in gay rights and his service record including a Purple Heart and Bronze Star.
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