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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1982
Page
6
The Gazette argues the fight over women in the armed services repeats long standing justifications for bias. It notes concerns about standards and duties, urges equitable treatment, and cites Maj. Gen. Mary Clarke on readiness through qualified service.
The Iowa Democratic State Convention rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to cap governors at eight years total. Observers note Governor Robert Ray’s 14-year tenure has yielded steady leadership, and the measure would not improve governance if enacted.
Opinion blasts the Hinckley verdict as a miscarriage of justice arguing the insanity defense is perverted by psychiatry. It urges federal and state reforms and notes examples like Idaho abolishing the defense and Georgia Indiana Michigan Illinois allowing guilty but mentally ill verdicts. It warns of ongoing risks to public figures and confidence in law.
A speaker argues that science and religion should dialogue rather than clash. He cites John Wesley and Cervantes to show experience guides faith, while presenting a personal view of God as orderly, vast, and patient, with science supplementing faith though not proving God.
Thoughtful observations from Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves. Paul G. Donelson, pastor of the United Methodist Church at Strawberry Point since 1978, serves on the advisory board of the Iowa Freedom Foundation.
A reader comments on the enduring importance of foreign languages, highlighting Czech in Cedar Rapids. It notes Czech classes at Wilson high school and Kirkwood Community College, a film script project, and the role of Czech Federation Sokol and local churches in maintaining courses. It mentions Czech descent officials and local businesses.
Attendees praised the Brucemore Arts Festival for careful planning and a relaxed atmosphere. They toured the Brucemore home and art exhibits, watched dancers, enjoyed snacks, posed a grandchild with a statue, and listened to a symphony under warm skies on the lawn.
A reader criticizes cheap electronics and appliances for short lifespans and high repair costs. He recounts a 1972 TV that failed after eight months, a 1979 air conditioner that fell apart, and a 12 year old car still running. He urges buying from dealers who provide warranty and service after sale.
A reader laments a poodle hit by a driver and urges remorse. The note links pets to happiness and health benefits, argues for care like children need, and cites faith from a Bible verse.
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