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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1987
Page
6
An editorial panel argues Chrysler must reset its tarnished image after odometer tampering allegations. It weighs Lee Iacocca versus Jimmy Stewart as the public face, recalling Stewart’s Firestone ads and noting the odometer and damage concealment questions.
A survey of VA positions finds leaders oppose mandatory AIDS tests for hospital patients. Doctors argue testing would overstep authority and violate patient rights, with little impact on disease prevention. They favor voluntary testing upon request and condemn compulsory screening as wasteful and demeaning.
The New York Times assesses Ronald Reagan's impact on the judiciary, noting swift Supreme Court appointments, a conservative tilt under Meese, and potential shifts with Justice Powell's retirement. It highlights younger, wealthier appointees and ongoing ideological screening amid uncertain outcomes on abortion and other hot topics.
A New York column riffs on Iran-contra hearings comparing Colonel North and aides to Tom Mix and his TV era companions. The piece cautions against idolizing figures who corrupt youth and questions the ethics of demanding loyalty that could require breaking the law.
Beverly Neuzil of Iowa City praises parents who challenged an Amana teacher’s reading of The Witches and The BFG. She argues teachers should use better judgment with young children and avoid books she deems degrading and violent.
Local volunteers describe four years of hosting with Educational Foundation for Foreign Study. The program brings students from 19 countries to live with American families for 10 months while attending high school. Linn County residents are urged to contact (319) 366-1201 to learn more and host a student.
The piece laments Jackie Gleason at 71, praising his talent as an arranger and conductor for songs like I’m in the Mood for Love. It questions his failed acting career and argues his true impact lay in shaping modern popular music, not on screen.
On Fathers Day a white shepherd family lost three puppies near Alburnett Road. Mother Shadow was struck by a car and died soon after. Two puppies were found and returned. one remains missing. Rance and Marlys Fladel request contact if the lone pup is safely cared for. 5511 Alburnett Rd Marion.
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