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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1983
Page
3
The article reports Jesse Jackson willing to take on a provocative and divisive role beyond a simple voter registration drive. His announcement speech counters Democratic rivals by indicating a broader campaign agenda.
Lawrence residents watched ABCs The Day After and winced as their town was depicted destroyed in a made for television nuclear war. A Lawrence resident remarked on the eerie sight of their town in a fictional catastrophe and the world beyond still existing.
In a health feature, experts note a strange primate disease appearing amid growing AIDS coverage. The piece contrasts primate illness with the familiar human epidemic, signaling concern about unexpected health links and future research.
Polish author and playwright Janusz Glowacki fled to London when martial law hit Poland and never returned. He now writes without fear of censorship and expresses relief at creative freedom. In Cedar Rapids, the Symphony under Christian Tiemeyer tunes up a Discovery Series concert today at 2 p.m. for third grade and older readers.
The Manchester Livestock Auction Inc. opens as the state's newest auction barn with restaurants, driver showers, catwalks, a women’s lounge, specialized air ducts around the sale ring, and separate loading docks for pickups, double decker semi trailers, and livestock trailers.
In the summers of 1932 and 1933 Grant Wood’s dream came true as the Stone City Colony and Art School welcomed Midwestern artists. They joined to develop regional art and make art out of the barren Midwest.
A 34 hour bargaining marathon yields a tentative deal ending a five day walkout by 3,200 Chrysler workers at Twinsburg Ohio. If ratified, production and a nationwide ripple effects on plants in Belvidere Windsor Newark Detroit and Fenton may resume. Local 122 members claim victory while unions push for crane operator licensing and hazardous spill cleanup.
Senator John Glenn tells about nine years in the Senate two years as Royal Crown International president and a long career as an astronaut and Marine pilot. He argues experience matters as Mondale leads polls and calls for a broad set of capabilities to win the 1984 nomination. He ties U S jobs to global trade and favors an international force in Lebanon.
Fire at 1727 A Ave NE damaged the lower Floyd apartment and upper Meadow unit. No injuries reported as occupants fled. fire called suspicious and under investigation. Firefighters carried out the Meadows' cat Mandy.
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