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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1981

Page

3

Nation grapples with tear gas use and public safety

The article examines tear gas spray cans praised as non-lethal crime fighters but criticized by rape victims and police for limited effectiveness and potential harm. It discusses policy debates and the broader implications for public safety and policing.

California

Food stamp program changes take effect today in Iowa

The article notes new adjustments to the food stamp program beginning today in Iowa. It references related discussions in other pages including a teaching values clarification piece and a feature on classroom teaching practices in the Report Card column.

State college football upsets hit Iowa State and Penn State

Iowa, Iowa State and top ranked Penn State all lost in Saturday action. Linn-Mar High School repeats as boys gymnastics state champion, topping the competition at the state meet.

Iowa Iowa State Penn State Linn-Mar High School

Cedar Rapids native opens late-night New York fashion boutique

New York designer Jeff Kint, a Cedar Rapids native, launches a boutique that markets and designs clothes in a store open from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. for late-night shoppers, highlighting his rapid local-to-urban rise.

Cedar Rapids New York Jeff Kint

Cedar Rapids eatery hosts yearly free turkey dinner for seniors

A Cedar Rapids restaurant owner plans his annual free turkey day dinner for the elderly. Reservations are required, but patrons should not call the owner. Instead contact the Linn County Council on Aging for details.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Council On Aging

European cycling spree by Cedar Rapids trio

Three Cedar Rapids men spent the past summer cycling Europe averaging 60 to 70 miles daily. They rode through nine countries and saw parts of Europe rarely visited by tourists.

Cedar Rapids Europe

AT&T seeks rate hike to fund executive club memberships

AT&T asks permission to raise rates nationwide to cover expenses including $114000 for executive club memberships and $24700 for executive portraits and $30000 for business dinners. Southwestern Bell officials call the membership list a representative sample of proposed expenditures passed to customers or to be passed on with regulatory approval.

Dallas UPI American Telephone and Telegraph Co United Press International U.S. Chamber of Commerce New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry Harvard Business School At&t Southwestern Bell Dale Johnson

FBI to review domestic security rules after Brink's robbery

The FBI plans a rules review for domestic security probes after four radical leftist groups tied to a Brink's truck raid, with five Weather Underground members arrested. Other suspects from Black Panthers and Republic of New Africa are sought or held as a New York judge delays Cynthia Boston's arraignment to boost courtroom security.

Washington FBI Brink Weather Underground New York City Black Panthers Republic of New Africa Black Liberation Army New York Cynthia Boston Charles Stewart Miss Boston U.S John Martin Martin Stewart Chokwe Lumumba Metropolitan Correction Center Federal Courthouse Lower Manhattan Boston Radical Republic of New Africa Lumumba

Boy Trapped in Blaze Rescued After Hour Under Bed

Kenneth Russell, 3, survived a pre-dawn fire in Slidell after being found in a smoke filled bedroom by firefighter Ed Ryan. He remained in stable but critical condition with smoke inhalation and second degree burns. Parents Noah and Debra Gallien escaped. mother hospitalized after jumping from a window.

Slidell Kenneth Russell New Orleans Ed Ryan Ryan Kenneth Albert Lee Noah Debra Gallien

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