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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1982
Page
3
City offers opportunities to look learn and get ideas through a garden tour aimed at inspiring visitors to ask questions and start their own yard improvement projects this fall features Project GREEN and a Cedar Rapids focus with White Gloves manners classes and a Soap Box Derby event as backdrop
The Gazette reviews three farm economic reports released last week, each forecasting divergent futures yet sharing a common flaw: they were widely unpopular at issue. The summaries examine potential impacts on farmers and markets, highlighting uncertainties in agricultural forecasting.
The administration postpones new rules allowing high sugar cereals in the nutri tion program serving about 2 million needy women and children after the November elections, to avoid a repeat of the ketchup as a vegetable controversy.
Archbishop Joseph Bernardin of Cincinnati will succeed the late Cardinal John Cody as head of the Chicago archdiocese. The Vatican announced Bernardin, 54, a progressive social voice and seasoned administrator, will lead the 2.4 million Catholics amid years of dissension and a federal probe into Cody's finances. Bernardin hailed the Holy Father’s trust and noted his surprise at the appointment. Born to Italian immigrants in Columbia South Carolina, he rose quickly in a church long dominated by Irish Americans.
Michael Fagan, 31, breached Buckingham Palace security twice to steal a half bottle of wine worth 4.80 dollars. He was held after a Friday arrest pending medical and mental tests while Scotland Yard reviewed the queen's security.
George Shultz plans a restrained secretary of state tenure focusing on reason and analysis to shape U S foreign policy while needing broader White House cooperation than Haig. He appoints Raymond Seitz as executive assistant and faces Senate hearings this week with broad support.
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