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Fragmentary OCR shows names Heusniven and Moris with roles like chairman and managing. Context unclear and no clear event or location is provided.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1988
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows names Heusniven and Moris with roles like chairman and managing. Context unclear and no clear event or location is provided.
Sigma Delta Chi and the American Library Association urge open government amid Reagan era secrecy. They note past overclassifications and call for an independent agency to resolve access disputes. Technology, especially computer storage, worsens unequal data access. officials should stop excuses and embrace transparency.
Governor Branstad calls for an education summit to align the state universities, community colleges, and the Iowa Tuition Grant program. An organizational audit already underway critiques duplications and inefficiencies as leaders prepare a long range strategy for more coordinated higher education in Iowa.
Anthony Lewis critiques the tobacco industry after the surgeon general links nicotine to addiction. He cites Brennan Moran of the Tobacco Institute, noting the inconsistency between claims of personal choice and the harsh realities of withdrawal and death from tobacco. He urges clearer public warnings, stricter anti underage sales enforcement, and balanced policy rather than prohibition.
A letter argues smoking bans protect non-smokers from secondhand smoke. It cites 5000 annual U S deaths and claims flight attendants inhale a pack daily in smoking sections. The writer urges mutual respect and courteous requests to extinguish cigarettes.
A letter argues that government and education fail to deter sexual activity and AIDS by removing moral restraint and fear. It urges reinstating abstinence education and religious guidance, warning that without these controls youth risk immoral behavior and danger. It claims fear is a protective, life-affirming deterrent.
A 19-year-old senior argues against raising Iowa’s drinking age and urges Democrats to support Shawn Gallagher in the June 7 Democratic primary for House District 50. The writer claims age changes fail to deter underage drinking and highlights Gallagher as a candidate advocating concrete solutions in education health care and economy.
Pastor Douglas N. Lofton of Noelridge Park Christian Church endorses Suzanne Smith Democrat for the 50th District Iowa House seat. The minister, who has known Smith for six years as her church organist, praises her education, community focus, and ability to get things done.
The piece notes several word errors and spellings in a wire service report from London and local Iowa City items. It highlights councillor versus counselor, contractual spelling, contraccusal, and intact versus in tact, stressing accuracy in journalism.
The sixth annual YWCA MELD Family Run thanks runners volunteers and Cedar Rapids businesses for support. Mercy Hospital Climate Engineers Gazette KCRG Nash Finch Mid- Continent Bottlers Life Investors Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel and others donated door prizes benefiting YWCA Special Populations and MELD Parenting programs.
Franklin eighth graders and staff enjoyed a day of fun and learning at Lake MacBride Stats Park and the Broken Spoke Ranch with hiking canoeing horseback riding and other activities. Benefiting from volunteers and staff assistance including Lak MacBride State Park personnel and Broken Spoke Ranch staff, plus drivers from McDonald's and Happy Joe's Pizza and the Department of Natural Resources.
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