USC Faces Three Year Football Probation in NCAA Case
The Gazette editorial notes USC received a three year football probation for willful circumvention of NCAA rules, amid debates over penalties and a threatened lawsuit by USC President James Zumberge. It contrasts UCLA sanctions and questions the NCAA’s reach in the West.
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Swallows
San Juan Capistrano
Los Angeles
UCLA
USC
James Zumberge
NCAA
Zumberge
Reagan pushes constitutional amendments amid conservative rhetoric
The article surveys Ronald Reagan as an arch conservative ready to pursue a school prayer amendment and tuition tax credits while considering anti abortion and deficit amendment ideas. It notes his view of the Constitution as a framework for major policy changes and challenges stereotypes about strict constructionists.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Freedom Phone Promises Wireless Answer Anywhere
An advertisement touts a wireless telephone labeled the freedom phone claiming you can answer calls anywhere from the back yard to the garage. The device markets effortless connectivity and constant accessibility as a new standard of modern living.
Cuba Overture to US Seeks Mutual Restraint in Talks
A Cuban official signaled readiness to seek accommodation with the United States based on mutual restraint. The article notes a Havana meeting with ten American experts and argues Washington should explore the overture despite Reagan administration skepticism. It suggests potential gains with Mexico and possible relief for El Salvador, while warning against using talks as a delay tactic.
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Washington
Latin America
el Salvador
United States
U.S
Reagan
Cuba
Havana
Seweryn Bialer
Columbia
Soviet Union
Alfred Stepan
Yale
New York Review of Books
Bialer
Stepan
France
Mexico
West Gemany
Afghanistan
Poland
Yugoslavia
Haig
Moscow
Legacy of Archibald MacLeish a Vision for America
The poet Archibald MacLeish died April 20 near age ninety, a two time Pulitzer winner and public thinker who urged a self governing democracy. He critiqued dogmas and urged an active citizenry to defend freedom against both fascist and communist overreach, shaping a lifelong call for a humane, responsible America.
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Poet MacLeish
America
Archibald MacLeish
MacLeish
Guernica
Eastern Iowans invited to share timely observations
Periodic observations from Cedar Rapids readers invite thoughtful comment. Signi Falk of Coe College emerita and member of Common Cause, Heritage Agency on Aging, and Amnesty International contributes as a featured participant in this community exchange.
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Signi Falk
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Common Cause
The
Heritage Agency On Aging
Amnesty International
Care Facility Aide Complaint Sparks Debate Over Treatment
A resident defends County Care Facility after a critical article, stating no abuse occurred during a year there. The writer recalls a past incident in a quiet room, praises staff discipline as mild, and urges the Gazette to apologize while urging renewed goodwill.
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Westdale Mall
Dimes Walk Shines at Cedar Rapids Event 1982
Hawkeye Chapter of the March of Dimes extends thanks for WalkAmer 82 held April 25 in Cedar Rapids. Gratitude goes to walkers sponsors Wendy’s, 7 Eleven Food Stores, KQCR Radio, and Cedar Rapids Boat Club for day support amid government cutbacks.
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Hawkeye
The
March of Dimes
Cedar Rapids
Wendy’s Restaurants
7 Eleven Food Stores
Kqcr Radio
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Parking Tickets Sparked Public Complaint About Treatment
A letter writer argued she was treated as a criminal after arrest, fingerprinting, booking, and jail following unpaid parking tickets. She was fined $5 plus costs for each ticket and urged timely payment or proper parking to avoid such consequences.
Community thanks after Cedar Rapids bike accident
A resident thanks friends and neighbors for aid after a bike crash on April 29 at 24th Street and 17th Avenue. The note mentions a broken right leg and gratitude to two women helpers, the Marion Rescue Squad, Cedar Rapids Ambulance team, and Mercy Hospital staff.
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24Th Street
17Th Avenue
Marion Rescue Squad
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
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