How History Textbooks Distort Truth Across Nations
The piece argues that both the Soviet Union and the United States revise history differently, noting how American textbooks have long hidden women and minorities and biased portrayals. It cites Eisenhower and Reagan eras, calls for strict historical honesty, and warns against political influence, urging three timeless rules for historians.
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America
Depositors Await Decision On New United Security Savings Bank
Depositors of Morris Plan Co of Iowa and MorAmerica Financial Corp wait as the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington delays action on Morris Plan’s application for Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp coverage for a proposed thrift named United Security Savings Bank. About 18,000 depositors remain with frozen funds since filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 1985.
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Morris Plan Co
Iowa
MorAmerica Financial Corp
Federal Deposit Insurance
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Des Moines
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington, D.C
Morris Plan
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
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United Security Savings Bank
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CityLine News Quiz Challenge
CITYLINE invites readers to test current events knowledge with a daily quiz. Call 363 7000, category 4600, for a rapid question set and scoring.
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Cityline
Koop warns AIDS could face public backlash in coming decade
Surgeon General C Everett Koop warns that public health recoil already seen against smokers and traffic offenders could extend to AIDS victims by the 1990s as health costs rise toward 5 billion annually. He urges more tolerant, productive responses and notes AIDS research may yield benefits for other diseases.
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Washington
C. Everett Koop
Koop
American College of Legal Medicine
France
United States
Jury ruling breaks press pledge over confidential sources
A Hennepin County jury awarded Dan Cohen 200,000 in actual damages and 500,000 in punitive damages against the Star Tribune and the St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch for naming his identity as a confidential source in 1982. The verdict upheld that confidentiality constitutes a contract and triggered wider debate on journalistic anonymity.
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Minneapolis
Dan Cohen
Star Tribune
St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch
Hennepin County
Floyd Abrams
New York
The
Joel Kramer
Roger Parkinson
Free-Lance
Richard Plunkett
Scientists call for boycott of chemical arms research
More than 500 scientists including three Nobel winners pledged to refuse participation in chemical and biological weapons work and urged peers to join. They argue biomedical research should protect life and oppose military use, criticizing the offensive defensive distinction and citing Soviet capabilities. Jane Kortz of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute called the effort a perversion of scientific aims.
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Herbert Hoover
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Union
Pentagon
Rick Oborn
Jane Kortz
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details Circulation and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. Subscription rates include carrier weekly prices and mail options with regional restrictions and postmaster address for changes.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette,inc
P.O
Burglary Foiled as Racket Alerts Cedar Rapids Neighbors
Police arrested Gary Robinson 18 William Moffit 21 and a 15 year old after intruders pried into Leisure Time Rentals at 111 13th St SE. A sleeping neighbor roused by noise called police. two other people at the scene were released. Moffit and Robinson appeared in court and were released.
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Rick Smith
Azette
Cedar Rapids
13Th St. SE
Gary Robinson
18Th St
William Moffit
Central City
Moffit
First Avenue
Robinson
Cedar River currents urged as danger to children
Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger warns parents to keep kids out of the Cedar River amid high temperatures and low water The river near downtown Cedar Rapids hides holes and deceptive currents making it unsafe for wading or rafting Police Chief Gary Hinzman notes swimming is illegal within city limits and officers will stress rules to students this fall
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Heather Sloman Woodin
Jaeger
Cedar Rapids
Gary Hinzman
Identification problems cloud Veishea riot prosecutions
Story County Attorney Mary Richards says evidence gaps in the case of Joseph Patrick Dillon may force dropping charges against other defendants. Dillon was acquitted of disorderly conduct tied to the May Veishea riots after police could not positively identify him as the beer container thrower. About 50 youths were arrested during Iowa State University spring festival disturbances.
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Nevada
Iowa State University
Veishea
Joseph Patrick Dillon
Story County
Mary Richards
Dillon
Iowa State
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