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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1983
Page
15
Webster recalls a loner neighbor as deputies haul a body from a house after a fatal shooting or crash. Jim Langhurst watches the scene while residents mourn the two boys, Danielle and another child, as Prairie schools inform students and a mayor’s daughter notes the morning traffic of investigators and cars.
Extended forecast shows a chance of rain or snow Thursday and Friday with fair conditions Saturday. Highs in the 40s to low 50s and lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. National extremes list Truckee California low 7 and McAllen Texas high 93.
Unseasonably warm temperatures spread across Texas and the Gulf Coast on Monday. Waco reached a record 89 degrees, Shreveport tied at 85, with thunderstorms, small hail, and a brief tornado near Fulton Alabama. Rain fell in Clarksdale Mississippi and widespread showers occurred from the Tennessee Valley to the Pacific Northwest. Highs ranged from the 30s in the north to the 80s in the southern regions.
Angrick report finds women face limited legal recourse and unequal access to trusty programs in Iowa jails. Recommendation urges statewide policy creation, written criteria, and safer, supervised female trusties while noting constitutional and state-law gaps.
Democratic leaders backed a suspension rule to push the ERA with minimal debate amid GOP amendments aimed to shield abortion and women in combat. Ferraro warned such amendments would sink the measure, while ONeill argued for a swift vote under limited debate as Sensenbrenner attempted to adjourn the House.
The Senate approved 78 to 3 a reorganization of the Civil Rights Commission, defeating an omnibus right to life amendment proposed by Sen. Jepsen. The plan creates an eight member commission with four members from Congress and four from the president, ending the current six member panel. A potential filibuster by Sen. Packwood over the abortion amendment was noted, and Thurmond moved to table the proposal. The House is expected to act promptly.
Ms. Kalet notes many high school girls felt lonely due to dates and assumptions about attractiveness. Lipkin says the goal is to help people accept the blessing of being attractive and reject stigma, arguing there is nothing wrong with having it all.
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