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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1983
Page
4
The Iowa Department of Transportation will modify licenses to resist alterations by underage drinkers. The effort aims to reduce fraud and enforce drinking age rules, reflecting ongoing state work against license tampering.
The column reflects on how everyone faces hard spots and that even those who seem to succeed must overcome challenges. It promises stories of struggle and resilience, inviting readers to learn from experiences shared on page 6B.
A page 6B feature notes a renewed small farm trend reshaping American farming. The piece argues small farms are becoming a significant factor in how the nation feeds itself, though the pattern draws little attention from official Washington.
Six legal experts say drunk driving defendants rarely get fair trials and teach lawyers to win acquittals despite evidence. In Houston a seminar outlined tactics from challenging tests to briefing pledges, urging creativity and thorough preparation.
About 15 officers surrounded Warehouse Market in Marion for 35 minutes after two men, George D. Henson and Charles E. Wilson, were seen inside. They were charged with second degree burglary and taken to Linn County Jail. Police gained entry by forcing a vent.
The Gazette corrects two Stanwood City Council actions from Sunday report. Lou Grimm was not appointed to a vacancy. a notice of vacancy will be published. Paul Corbin will liaison with the Board of Adjustment, not serve on it.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids Iowa lists subscription options for carrier and mail delivery including Morning Editions and Sunday papers with 7 issues per week. Rates shown include $2.25 weekly carrier and $10.40 for 4 weeks by mail, $110.00 for 52 weeks, plus $140.00 for 52 weeks to other states. The newspaper is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 and states AP exclusivity for local news republication.
Senate Finance Chair Robert Dole and Ways and Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski warned Reagan’s opposition to tax increases threatens deficits near 300 billion by 1989. They urged spending cuts and tax changes, proposing Social Security tweaks and broad excise taxes to raise revenue.
Non-puffers can join the seventh annual Smokeout by signing adoption papers to support friends through 24 hours without cigarettes. Materials available from Linn County American Cancer Society, 365-5241, and Mercy Hospital lobby hours Wednesday 3–5 p.m. and Thursday 8–10 a.m. include Quiz Kits with a wristband and survival snacks, plus adoption papers outlining participation.
Communities and organizations back the Smokeout campaign with non smokers providing support and concealment helps for smokers. Mercy Hospital adds a Cold Turkey Special and Mercy St Luke's offer survival kits to those who quit. Mount Mercy Kirkwood North Linn join in, estimating last year’s turnout at 19 million with about a quarter making it through 24 hours.
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