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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1983
Page
3
A tall man who might have joined the FBI chose the priesthood. Rev. John Gallagher helped establish Camp Courageous as part of his vision, aiding youths and the broader community according to a Metro 4A feature.
Weekend rains pushed Iowa rivers above flood stage with central regions receiving about an inch and eastern parts near half an inch. The storm’s impact spanned multiple counties as officials warned residents to monitor rising waterways.
The FAA announced changes aimed at improving fire handling on airliners. Officials expect not all airliners to meet the new rules by 1990, but the target is reasonable given the phased rollout. Gritty performance Mark McCumber secured his first tour victory in four years.
A food marketing group reports that consumers are less anxious about inflation but still aim to reduce expenses. The study outlines attitudes toward the economy and offers practical tips for saving money while grocery shopping.
The Right Guard deodorant campaign by Gillette plans a six month push to reach 90 percent of American men with a strong odor message. The company budgets 28.2 million dollars including 13.5 million for television ads to restage the brand. A separate note covers a 10 hour overnight sheep exhibition trek to Hawkeye Downs in Indiana Illinois and eastern Iowa for Farm coverage.
Two Cedar Rapids women handle the winning records and timing in the horse ring. They serve as behind the scenes operators keeping the All Town Fair horse shows running smoothly.
Jonathan Reed recalls summer mornings at the Monticello pool. The piece describes hard but refreshing lessons, chilly water on cloudy days, and the sharp sting of chlorine from a noseful. Picture Page, 12C.
Texas based carnival families Dorman and Hagensick travel with Bill Hames Show hosting two or more children each. They set up homes in new towns weekly and balance schooling with income from concession work. The families value daily travel bonding and education as key to choosing this life.
John Glenn toured the All Iowa Fair area meeting about 150 people in Cedar Rapids and blasting Reagan policies. He argued education gains under Democrats are endangered by defense programs and warned against borrowing and spending trends as he seeks Iowa caucus support for a 1984 presidential bid.
The listing outlines a July 5 schedule with events across multiple venues. Angus cattle judging at Show Arena 8 to 9 am, Fire Cracker Quarter Horse Show at Horse Arena 9 am, Polled Hereford cattle judging at Show Arena 1 pm, Korky the Clown and Liebel Family Circus at Mall 1 pm, Anything Goes Show at Grandstand 1 pm, Bill Riley Amateur Sprout Talent Show at Mall 3 pm, Margo Smith The Tennessee Yodeler at Grandstand 6 pm, Gospel Singing at Mall 7 pm, Margo Smith at Grandstand 8 pm, and Bluegrass music at Mall 9 pm.
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