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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1985
Page
2
A Wall Street backed plan aims to create Aggie Mae a $20 billion fund to buy foreclosed U.S. farmland and rent it back to former owners. The proposal envisions five to ten years off the market with federal government participation.
Parade magazine asks whether women can meet police standards after 12 years of increased female recruitment. It examines performance, challenges in a male-dominated field, and effects on personal lives and communities. The piece weighs experiences, costs, and broader social impact.
Former Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes recalls listening to the Rose Bowl in fifth or sixth grade while his mother brought supper. He credits her with sensing when his children were pursuing something important for their future.
Patricia Frustaci, 30, expects seven fetuses at five months gestation and is bedridden at St. Joseph Hospital Orange. Her husband Samuel, an Orange County salesman, says the couple earns about 40 thousand dollars yearly. Obstetrician Dr. Martin Feldman and fertility drug Pergonal are cited as factors in the rare case, with the family awaiting the outcome as experts note high risk of premature birth and survival chances for multiples remains uncertain.
Prince Charles joined unemployed youths in a break dancing session in Middleton-on-Sea England. Dwayne Smith invited him and the prince admitted he needed lessons, praising his footwork as decent amid a lighthearted moment.
Dr. Luther L. Terry former U S surgeon general who issued the 1964 report linking smoking to heart disease and cancer died of heart failure at 73 in Pennsylvania Hospital He had remained a vocal anti smoking advocate after leaving office in 1964 appointed by President Kennedy in 1961.
In a radio address marking the fourth anniversary of the 1981 assassination attempt, President Reagan praised the medical team at George Washington University Hospital and heroes like Tim McCarthy Jerry Parr Thomas Delahanty and Al Antenucci. He also acknowledged Jim Brady and the Antenucci family noting Antenucci died last May in Cleveland.
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