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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1990
Page
2
Mike Deupree critiques the flood of relationship advice in magazines and papers, lampooning quizzes in Esquire style. He notes the futility of fixed serious talks, the odd questions, and the broader message that practical companionship matters more than glossy guidance.
Iowa City Coralville festival runs June 9 to 24 with nine free concerts art fairs and Japan Grand Kabuki Theatre Garrison Keillor and a Durang comedy festival are planned Details in Gazette special section Also notes Cedar Rapids outfielder Lovell Cudjo hospitalized then reported fine and praise for Illinois firm opening plants in Lisbon DeWitt and West Union
In Kansas City a 10 room turn of the century home near the University of Missouri campus houses a private museum born from two hobbies. One is miniatures and the other antique toys. The feature appears in Leisure on page 10.
Senator Grassley and Senator Helms opened an informal task force to examine persistent reports that Americans may still be held in Southeast Asia. Officials say no live prisoners have been found, but critics question government openness, with 39 Iowans listed as POW or MIA and more than 1300 sightings investigated since 1973.
Grassley and an aide escorted the report to the Capitol after a tense moment with a female civil servant who claimed a paid parking space. The incident involved an orange Chevette and a wrecker, ending with the pair returning to review Ursy's report. Ursy recently left the Army and works on the Grassley Helms POW task force investigating potential government cover up.
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