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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1982
Page
7
The Gazette warns that rabies remains a grave danger in Iowa, citing two bite incidents this week involving a raccoon and a dog. It notes vaccination, reporting bites, and quaranteen options, stressing vaccines for dogs and cats and avoiding exotic pets as warmer weather brings more exposure.
A parent school dispute over religiously sensitive courses led the House Education Committee to reject a bill allowing tutor taught alternative courses at parent cost. Officials argued such law would create more conflict and prefer existing exemptions and open access to objection.
The piece surveys journalists from three major newspapers, three magazines, and four networks, finding a liberal leaning among 240 interviewed. It notes demographics, education, politics, and attitudes toward abortion and rights, while a Washington journalist defends professional integrity yet admits personal liberal bias shapes coverage.
A reader praises ABC news coverage led by David Brinkley and criticizes a Kissinger moment. The letter supports a one minute of silent school prayer trial, urges revival, and argues for faith-based answers. It also comments on local Cedar Rapids overpass and Arthur School, sugar in the diet, and criticizes food stamps and federal spending.
Viewers praised the ABC Monday night special Night of 100 Stars and the Hollywood on Stage segment. The reviewer lauded the sets costumes music and the mix of young and seasoned performers and urged another Paramount showing next year.
Donald Pospishil urges action to remove the United Nations from U S affairs, citing 10 billion in costs and war involvement. He highlights John Birch Society advocacy, Mayor Koch and lawmakers Sen Jesse Helms and Rep Larry McDonald backing withdrawal, urging constituents to question candidates.
Squaw Creek Elementary held February family-night dinners for primary and intermediate students, parents, and staff. Activities included jug bands, juggling, singing, and dancing with patriotic songs. The event showcased cooperation among students, teachers, and parents and praised the Tomahawks community spirit.
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