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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1983
Page
7
The piece weighs AIDS panic and the value of solid research versus militant displays. It notes 1 500 reported cases and 600 deaths nationwide, with Heckler pledging funds to 26 million, while society grapples with stigma and misuse of information.
Baseball writers overhyped revenge after the Cardinals Mets trade. Keith Hernandez and Neil Allen both deny grudges, saying they focused on helping their new teams. insiders note players often seek to prove themselves rather than exact retaliation despite rumored feuds.
A reader describes visiting the city dump with two boys to find four dogs bodies among garbage. She notes the animal warden’s truck and claims the dumping has occurred for over 30 years. She argues the practice is inhumane and worries about pets ending up at the shelter.
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Cedar Rapids expresses gratitude to donors volunteers and organizers for Las Vegas Night at the Roosevelt. Over 900 was raised to fund cerebral palsy services with central ticket sales by Armstrong's and The Record Shop.
In a Gazette letter a Williamsburg reader claims Grassley travels to speak and neglects state affairs. The record shows 100 percent House attendance 1975-79 with about 4200 votes, Senate attendance above 99 percent in 1981 1982, and 100 percent in 1983. He has never voted for a congressional pay raise and recently voted against a pay increase.
A critical review of Seymour Hersh's The Price of Power links Kissinger's achievements to a pattern of secrecy deceit and violence. It argues that the dangerous means undermined American values, damaged arms control and cost Chile Cambodia Cyprus and Vietnam while Nixon pursued personal power.
The essay argues Hal Lindsey foresaw a powerful united church, now existing as a broadcaster driven Moral Majority movement. It warns of a closed society shaping prayers, books, science, and theology, praising true ecumenism and Christ’s cross while condemning the beast’s mark.
Community members invited to express thoughts on varied topics in this space. Paul G. Donelson, longtime pastor of the United Methodist Church in Strawberry Point since 1978, also serves on the advisory board of the Iowa Freedom Foundation.
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