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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1988
Page
12
Dear Abby replies that a doctor may refuse to continue treating a patient for buying lenses elsewhere. She notes it is the patient’s right to choose providers, but the doctor can decide not to remain as the patient. If unprofessional, complain to the physician’s state focal AMA branch.
The NOW Organization for Women notes only a few constitutional monarchies are ruled by women. Queen Elizabeth II has reigned in Great Britain since 1952, Queen Margrethe II in Denmark since 1972, and Queen Beatrix in the Netherlands since 1980.
Former President Richard Nixon, 75, visited Casa Pacifica to view architectural drawings for a $25 million library to house his private and White House papers, vice presidential materials, post presidency manuscripts, and seven books. The six acre Yorba Linda site lies beside his late father’s farmhouse.
Bruce Springsteen greeted 25,000 at the Tacoma Dome on Thursday night calling out Tacoma Seattle and Portland. He recalled a prior illness from a 1984 stop as Rolling Stone noted his earlier visit.
The White House may dislike the publicity around Don Regan’s memoir but his publisher Harcourt Bruce Jovanovich is moving to capitalize. The book For the Record From Wall Street to Washington is rushed into stores by Monday, a shift from its September plan. In England Johnny Cash and Paul McCartney join forces with wives June Carter Cash and Linda McCartney to record Man We Was Lonely next week. Bob Goldthwaite launches the Me at Bob concert tour May 19 tied to his Meat Bob LP, with HBO filming for later air. He also stars in Bill Murray’s Scrooged.
London concert second show of Whitney Houston's Moment of Truth tour features a high energy performance. The 24 year old pop icon, who has sold about 27 million copies from her two albums, plans to record the Olympics official theme song "One Moment in Time".
A Grat Rapids billboard showcases 17 foot portraits of George Bush David Letterman Michael Jackson and Mark Heckman. Heckman 26 recalls praise and criticism while noting a past arrest in 1981 for painting his girlfriend on a Holland lighthouse. He has since plastered seven billboards around the city for self promotion.
Entrepreneur T. Boone Pickens tells Francis Marion College graduates in Florence S C that true success comes from playing by the rules not cheating. He warns that cheating anywhere along the line will be paid for sooner or later and stresses integrity in business.
Louis Jourdan and Heather Locklear are expected to headline the Return of Swamp Thing, the sequel to the 1982 horror film about a scientist who becomes a tree like creature.
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