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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1982

Page

3

United States expands Oman role to safeguard oil lifeline

The United States increases its hidden and growing commitments in Oman to protect the Middle East oil lifeline for itself and allied nations, including potential American combat use. The report notes a broader strategic push and rising involvement by U.S. forces in the region.

Mideast Sultanate of Oman U.S

Democrat fights New Right in Iowa truth squad

State Sen. Ted Anderson of Waterloo grew tired of New Right attacks on public schools and teachers. He formed the Iowa Freedom Foundation to counter conservative influence, a move detailed in the Iowa section 19A. Nearby, child psychiatrist Arthur Kornhaber notes few grandchildren enjoy close grandparent bonds, limiting their ability to benefit from grandparent roles in family life.

Ted Anderson Waterloo Iowa Freedom Foundation Iowa Arthur Kornhaber

New handgun control drive gains national momentum

A fresh nationwide push for stricter handgun controls spreads beyond Morton Grove Illinois inspiring both sides. Authorities say the campaign mirrors Morton Grove precedent while opponents warn of potential rights impacts.

Morton Grove Ill Nation

Guard Without a Gun at Hoover Library in Iowa

Joe Ruzek, one of seven federal guards at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in West Branch, cannot carry a firearm while stationed there. He remains in recovery from alcohol abuse, a condition that nearly cost him his life, according to Eastern Iowa reports.

Joe Ruzek Herbert Hoover West Branch Ruzek Iowa

Prohibition memories recall Cedar Rapids officer Jesse Clift

Jesse Clift, who joined Cedar Rapids police in 1922 during Prohibition, now age 80, recalls bootleggers as mostly small-time operators chasing easy money and notes none were notably successful. The reminiscence appears in Metro on page 24A.

Jesse Clift Cedar Rapids Clift Metro

Reactions to Job Sharing Divide School Executives

Education page 25A reports mixed reactions from school executives to job sharing, with some teachers praising it as the best of both worlds while others question its impact on schools and staffing.

Truly Trousdale Latchaw Returns To Stage At 67

The former child actress who was once called Truly Trousdale by her actor father is back on stage at age 67 with Daughter of the Theatre. The Witwer Senior Center will host the show Thursday at 1 p.m. in a Growing Older feature.

Truly Trousdale Truly Trousdale Latchaw Witwer Senior Center

Hawkeyes swim crown as Patton leads title run

Iowa City crowd applauds as the Iowa Hawkeyes win the Big Ten Swimming and Diving Championship for the second straight year under coach Glenn Patton. Randy Ableman, a former Cedar Rapids Washington star, takes the three meter diving title.

Glenn Patton Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa City Cedar Rapids Washington Randy Ableman

Caribbean Island Vary in Nightlife and Cuisine

Gazette writer Mike Deupree notes that not all Caribbean destinations are identical. If you seek nightlife and gourmet dining, Bonaire and St. Lucia may not suit, as travel contrasts exist across the islands.

Caribbean Gazette Mike Deupree Bonaire St. Lucia

Hidden hazards in airtight homes and grain market briefing

Health officials warn of possible health effects from fumes trapped in well sealed homes while Cargill executives brief reporters on secrecy in grain transactions and how futures markets operate in a rare public briefing.

Cargill

Livid lawmaker over jet break in during Poland visit

A seven member U S delegation led by Rep David Obey faced a furious reaction after unidentified people broke into the U S Air Force jet at Okecie airport in Warsaw The incident raised concerns of bugging devices and tampering with the aircrafts communications gear The delegation planned to depart for Krakow then Vienna and back to the United States The Polish martial law situation also featured Lech Walesa being allowed to attend his daughters christening in Gdansk two weeks hence through Easter per his wife

Gazette Wire Warsaw Poland U.S. Air Force U.S Okecie Krakow David Obey D-Wis Obey Vienna United States U.S. Air Force Command West Germany Solidarity Union Lech Walesa Gdansk

Women achievers highlighted during national recognition week

A survey of Iowa women who shaped history across arts politics education and law notes Carrie Chapman Catt Amelia Bloomer Carolyn Pendray Mamie Eisenhower Roxanne Conlin Mary Smith Susan Glaspell Ann Landers Abigail Van Buren Lillian Russell Jean Seberg Jessie Shambaugh Agnes Samuelson Susan Holley Arabella Mansfield and others. The piece traces their roles from suffrage to leadership to education and law.

Gail Baker Associated Press Reagan U.S Iowa Carolyn Campbell Pendray Iowa House Jackson County Maquoketa Boone Mamie Doud Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Roxanne Barton Conlin Des Moines Ms. Conlin Susan Glaspell Davenport Ms. Glaspell Allison's Emily Dickinson Sioux City Esther Pauline Pauline Esther Friedman Ann Landers Abigail van Buren Susan Clark Holley Holley Muscatine Iowa Supreme Court Arabella Babb Mansfield Manfield Mount Pleasant Firs

No title found in the battered text

Harried shop operators in a women’s wear emporium debate affluence and fashion humor. The quip compares a water bed filled with bourbon to upscale lifestyle themes and suggests color mismatches ruin perceived fit.

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