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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1980
Page
4
An Iowa in-house Division of Criminal Investigation report warns legalization of parimutuel horse race betting would create new gamblers and complicate enforcement. The document frames social gambling as expanding when gambling expands in the state.
A DCI memo highlights widespread illegal bookmaking in Iowa across cities and rural areas. It notes organized crime links, gambling raids, and acquittals, urging tougher laws and enforcement while lawmakers push parimutuel betting reforms and a study of criminal activity.
The piece argues that the 1980 presidential race hinges on unpredictable foreign events and domestic woes. It weighs how Iran and Afghanistan crises, possible independent bids by John Anderson, and Carter’s stance could shape support. It notes Carter faces temptation to act decisively abroad to shore up his standing at home while economic troubles threaten his campaign.
Eight years after major league strikes and three times in eight years the Players Association and owners face a renewed clash. If unresolved by Tuesday, the April 9 opening of the 1980 season may be torn by another walkout. Fans see rising costs and shrinking fan experience as unions and executives clash over powers and profits.
The piece argues the exiled shah has found a lasting refuge and will prolong Tehran’s crisis. It warns Washington must accept ongoing fallout for Egypt and Sadat, linking the shah’s fate to Egypt’s stability and U.S. policy in the region. The writer sees a deteriorating alliance and a “marriage” that may end badly as events unfold.
Observational essay recalls 1920s domestic life with maids, a chauffeur, and coal furnaces, contrasting it with modern labor saving gadgets and do it yourself culture. The author notes how gadgets and convenience reshape chores, while celebrating self reliance amid a leveling economy. A nostalgic Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece.
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