Fighting the black cutworms harming Iowa fields
A reader asks how to combat black cutworms damaging local fields. The note cites Page 13A coverage and outlines practical steps for managing infestation and protecting crops.
27 May 1981
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1981
Page
1
A reader asks how to combat black cutworms damaging local fields. The note cites Page 13A coverage and outlines practical steps for managing infestation and protecting crops.
A party conversation yields a sharp line about self perception. The speaker calls themselves neurotic and deems it the only normal trait in their view. The quip captures social humor and self awareness in casual chat.
A radar jamming EA-6B Prowler crashed on the USS Nimitz during a night landing, killing 14 and injuring 45 as the carrier, 60 miles off Jacksonville, battled fire. The aircraft loss included the EA-6B and three F-14s. damage affected several A-7s, F-14s, and helicopters. The ship remained seaworthy and headed to Norfolk with 21 treated, others in critical condition. relatives notified before a full list is released.
President Reagan told U S Military Academy graduates that pay should rise for officers with merit pay being considered and that a volunteer force is preferred over reinstating the draft. He cited a 9.1 percent or higher pay plan and noted last October’s 11.7 percent increase amid congressional debates.
The Cedar Rapids Community School District unanimously approved new student fees for 1981 82 including a 25 dollar driver education charge and 5 to 10 dollars for textbook use. The fees aim to raise funds for driver education and book usage while adjustments apply for kindergarten and elementary consumables.
John J. Benish of Highland Wisconsin began an 8000 mile retracing of American history on April 15 1980 hitching four mules to an Amish built covered wagon with companion Manny McGuire The journey from Wisconsin through the plains Rocky Mountains Death Valley Texas and into Old Mexico tested him with heat language barriers and a lost dog but he pressed on toward Reno where a surprise reunion awaited and a dog donation fund.
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