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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1977
Page
11
James Reston, New York Times columnist, argues there is no eastern bias in national coverage while noting many prominent media figures are Midwesterners. He spoke at Coe College in Cedar Rapids as the first Hinkhouse Lecturer.
Reston discusses Midwest roots and national media dynamics, noting anti New York sentiment and Midwestern leadership in farming. He outlines journalism learning paths, shifts from personality to policy coverage, and the growing role of agriculture in policy and world food markets. Today Conductor Thomas Schippers is 47 years old.
West Liberty born Dr Forest M Hinkhouse longtime Coe college trustee and patron of the arts hosted a public lectureship in Cedar Rapids The endowment aims for town and gown access with speakers across the political spectrum including potential talks by Sen Barry Goldwater and James Reston He cites education health care and a month long Soviet trip as key interests and notes his charity views and tax questions while stressing personal responsibility and optimism
A Cedar Rapids conference on Rights of Privacy versus the Need To Know will run Saturday March 19 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m at IBEW 405 hall 1211 Wiley Boulevard SW Sponsored by the Iowa Civil Liberties Union the event features Hanna Weston Gwen Paul Sen Bob Rush and B J Gallagher III Topics include Privacy in the Workplace and Privacy and Public Records The state ICLU is holding nine such conferences funded by the Iowa Humanities Board Free and open to the public No advance registration required.
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