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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1983
Page
14
Actor Anthony Quinn revisits his childhood East Los Angeles corner now home to the Anthony Quinn Library. The 68 year old star recalls barefoot schooling and his cousin beating him as he stands on the corner that holds personal history.
A man recalls his father, a studio cameraman, who was killed by a truck in that location when the son was nine, a memory tied to the place and era.
About 1,000 informal photographs of former President Harry S Truman and family, taken between 1924 and 1971, were opened to the public at the Harry S Truman Library. They were donated by Bess Truman who died in 1982. Samantha Smith said farewell to her Soviet campmates with gifts as she heads to Leningrad.
A UNC study shows men whose wives have higher education and work are at greater risk of coronary heart disease. Risks rise from 8.3 percent for wives with eight grades or less to 31.8 percent when wives have more than 13 years of education and work.
Readers recount painful breast hardening after silicone implants and shared vows about seeking help. Abby cautions against cosmetic surgery for others and notes a 25 to 50 percent risk of hardening, while urging self-approval and honest partner dynamics. Karen from Oak Park comments on a washroom request issue, supporting that the handicapped person should speak for herself.
Roy P. Benavidez, Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam War hero, won his Social Security disability benefits appeal in San Antonio. He was among 350,000 Americans removed from benefits since a 1981 crackdown, and the decision restores his status after a high-profile effort led by President Reagan’s administration.
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