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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1986
Page
3
Donald Kaul recounts initial support for televising Senate proceedings and soon doubts the idea after six weeks of coverage. He criticizes television as an advertising medium, laments the Statue of Liberty centennial celebration turned into a glitzy event, and warns the media may corrupt public life and institutions.
Country star Willie Nelson will be honored with a Special Humanitarian Award by the National Farmers Organization at a July 1 concert at Ak-Sar-Ben Racetrack in Omaha Nebraska. NFC President Devon R Woodland notes the award honors Nelson for aiding farmers nationwide and his role in Farm Aid activities.
Pharmacist Bob Sample advises parents to build trust with children during medicine time. He recommends cuddling the child to ease anxiety and following with a pleasant tasting food or drink to improve acceptance of the medicine. Advice, page 3B.
Dollywood and other major parks continue to attract millions of visitors of all ages. The feature notes that these destinations offer entertainment for families and adults alike, underscoring their role as a broader escape from daily life.
Harold Guthrie marks the end of a three year superintendent term in Cedar Rapids drawing praise from supporters and criticisms from opponents about a too brief tenure. Iowa Today reports on the page 15A notice of his exit.
West Branch farmer Jolene Brown gains national attention for urging growers to look inward and focus on mindset over silos. Money, page IF.
Ralph Macchio the teen idol famed for Daniel in The Karate Kid was 22 at release, yet continues to take his work seriously as he remains in roles portraying youthful heroes.
Columnist Bob Greene endorses Pizza Hut Book It as a positive corporate effort to encourage children to read in exchange for free pizzas. The piece frames the program as genuine good by American companies.
Chris Evert Lloyd defeated Martina Navratilova 2 6 3 6 3 to win the French Open women's title on Saturday. The victory marked her historic seventh French Open crown.
Inmates with prison law library jobs in Nevada's maximum security facility run thriving paid advisory services. A fired inmate claims back pay after a $1,000 payment request from parents, while Warden Harol Whitley notes such clerks will continue to exist due to supply and demand. The system fuels litigation, with 335 inmate cases filed last year, about 20 percent of the federal load, and 236 inmates tracked as users.
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