Reality 10 residents share journey from drug use
The Gazette interviews Ron, a resident of Cedar Rapids Reality 10, detailing six months in the program. He describes the drug recovery process, personal struggle, and goals while noting peers face similar issues, family tensions, and hopes for college. Tomorrow reports continue with Ron’s friend John.
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New Library Additions Highlight History Biography Travel
Cedar Rapids public library adds history biographies and travel titles. Notable works include Golda Meir's My Life and Steinbeck a Life of Letters edited by Elaine Steinbeck, with profiles of Princess Anne, 1776, Old Buildings care, and travel narratives from Cape Horn to the Pacific Coast.
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Martin Wiley to Speak at Lenten Luncheon Talk
Former state senator and Linn county supervisor Martin Wiley will address the Lenten luncheon at First Presbyterian Church at 11 45 a m on Thursday. Topic is Some Thoughts about Easter. Luncheon is co sponsored by Churches United Catholic Layman's Club and the Metropolitan area YMCA and open to all faiths. Wiley’s long public service includes 18 years on the All Iowa fair board 12 years on the Salvation Army advisory board and leadership roles with Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington patrol ends sexual orientation bar for hires
Seattle report says Washington state patrol will not bar homosexuals from employment if all other criteria are met. Capt. Richard Maltby cites suitability for the work as key while noting a court ruling forced the rehiring of Douglas Wyman after his 1974 dismissal. Also recalls Grant’s 1864 appointment as Union commander in chief.
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Film Series Opens Thursday at Library
Cedar Rapids public library screens three 30 minute National Geographic videotapes titled Decades of Decision The American Revolution with George Washington Mak ing of a Rebel Loyalists rights issues and postwar concerns featured on Thursday nights through March Doris Wilcox library AV specialist lists programs March 18 25 and notes John Adams and John Hancock offered contrasting views as Massachusetts ratified its constitution
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U S Technicians May Stay In Thailand If Accord Reached
Bangkok reports that Thailand would allow American technicians to remain if Washington agrees to general principles by March 20, the withdrawal deadline for U S forces. Without agreement, facilities and personnel proposed to stay would be withdrawn within a Thai determined period. The Ramusen facility, an electronics intelligence center, is cited as a key asset.
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