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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1986

Page

10

Best Advice to Youth Iowa Not for Everyone

Opinion piece reflecting on the Iowa East Leadership Seminar at Coe College where business leaders urge youth to stay in Iowa or pursue ambitious goals elsewhere. The author argues for challenging oneself, valuing risk, and pursuing great deeds whether in Iowa or beyond, with reminders on not fearing failure.

Iowa Owa New York James Gavin Ray Muston First Capital Development Inc Iowa City Robert Latham Latham Iowa Electric Boston Detroit

Drury Receives Buffalo Bill Award At Nebraskaland Days

James Drury star of The Virginian accepts the 1986 Buffalo Bill Award from Gov. Kerrey at Wild West Arena North Platte during Nebraskaland Days. The honor recognizes quality entertainment in the Buffalo Bill tradition and notes his mother once met the rodeo legend. Drury also acted in The Blackboard Jungle The Last Wagon Lovelan and Bernadine.

James Drury Drury Buffalo Bill Bob Kerrey North Platte Lovelan Bernadine

The Gazette Established 1883 Cedar Rapids Daily

The Gazette, founded in 1883, is published daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa at 500 Third Avenue SE. Subscription options include morning editions, 7 issues, and 52 week rates with AP news dispatches. Postmaster notices address changes to The Gazette Company.

The Gazette Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa AP News Gazette Company P.O Coder Rapids

Crystal-clear selling point lifts Hoya Crystal U.S.A chief

Importers fear a weaker dollar will push up prices for Japanese goods in the U.S. but Alice Chappell, president of Hoya Crystal U.S.A., remains confident, calling quality its passport as she surveys a display of full lead crystal.

U.S Alice Chappell Chappell Hoya Crystal U.S.A

Fregosi Earns Win in Sox Debut on Sloppy Victory

Jim Fregosi managed his Chicago White Sox to a 10 4 win over the Seattle Mariners in his first game since replacing fired Tony LaRussa. He shrugged off the sloppiness saying a win matters most.

Jim Fregosi Chicago White Sox Fregosi Tony LaRussa Chicago Seattle Mariners

Inventor Seeks Backing for Disposable Lawn Mower Blades

Rural Toddville innovator Bill Malutich, holder of six patents over 40 years, believes disposable lawn mower blades could revolutionize the market. He seeks financial backing to move from concept to production, drawing on his experience in machine shops tool-and-die work and rubber industries. Iowa Today page 4A.

Toddville Bill Malutich Malutich Iowa

Soviet emigré couples hold Jewish vows in New Jersey hotel lot

In Teaneck New Jersey twenty Soviet Jewish emigre couples most already married exchanged traditional wedding vows in a hotel parking lot. Rabbis read the marriage contracts as the couples exchanged rings and the glass stamping ritual followed with mazeltov cries from about 200 guests. The event organized by Bris Avroham highlights the religious rites denied in the Soviet Union and featured a multi rabbi ceremony with Hebrew blessings.

Teaneck N.J Soviet Union Ilya Zeitlin Livingston Bronya Leningrad Zeitlins Temple of Jerusalem Mazeltov Susan Black Bris Avroham United States Zeitlin Black Nina Pilmenstein David Jersey City Moscow

Singer Reed is Reported Murdered in East Berlin

London AP reports American singer Dean Reed long based in East Germany may have been killed. His manager Dixie Lloyd doubts suicide or accident, suspecting murder due to his talk of returning to the United States. Autopsy suggests death occurred earlier, Reed had lived abroad since 1962 and won the Lenin Prize.

London Dean Reed East Germany Sunday Times of London ADN Reed Hawaii Sunday Times Dixie Lloyd United States Soviet Bloc Russell Miller Miller East Berlin Wheat Ridge Colo Mexico Italy U.S Lloyd

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