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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1982
Page
13
Dear Abby counsels a dog owner with aging Great Dane Sheba on pain and quality of life and urges veterinary guidance before any decision. The column then notes a reader who agreed to be in a roommate's wedding several months ago, indicating a shift to a separate personal dilemma.
Dear Abby columns discuss excluding someone from a wedding when invitations miss or are withheld and how to handle an unreturnable gift. A Houston lawyer weighs in on legal ending of marriage via court rather than church annulment. Abby offers a Wedding Booklet order and guidance on church versus civil dissolution.
North English residents vote Tuesday on whether Dow-Sat Inc. should receive a cable television franchise. A Monday meeting at 7 p.m. at the Community Center discusses the issue. Ballots are cast at the North English Fire Station from noon to 8 p.m.
A McGregor exhibit at Effigy Mounds National Monument Visitor Center showcases the local pearl and button industry around 1900. Historical photos depict clam digging on the Mississippi River and the pearl trade led by W. H. C. Elwell. The display runs through October, near Marquette on Highway 76.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports a decade after the DDT ban that many bird species are returning to former habitats as chemical residues fade, signaling recovery after decimation by the pesticide.
A compact schedule lists showings across venues in Iowa including On Golden Pond Annie TRON Rocky III Blade Runner Footloose Bambi Poltergeist ET Star Trek II Firefox The Thing Vice Squad The Seduction Forbidden World Deathsport Porkys Taps On Golden Pond Dead Men Dont Wear Plaid with times spanning afternoon to late night.
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