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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1985

Page

2

Summit advice and marital metaphor for US USSR talks

Donald Kaul suggests the Reagan Gorbachev summit will be hampered by public scrutiny and external advice. He contrasts harsh public stances with private talks, proposing leaders drop advisers and negotiate as married partners to push for arms reduction.

United States Soviet Union U.S Ussr France Starsky and Hutch Reagan Gorbachev Mikhail Afghanistan South Africa Free World Mike

Decorah Poet Wins NEA Fellowship for Translation Work

Mary Jane White received a $20,000 National Endowment for the Arts fellowship to translate poetry by 20th century Russian poet Mariana Tsvetaeva. The award highlights White's ongoing literary contributions in the field of translation and poetry.

National Endowment For the Arts Decorah Mary Jane White Mariana Tsvetaeva Leisure

Left brain surgery saves child in Rasmussen case

Terry Francisco and her 4-year-old daughter Maranda visit Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital in Baltimore where surgeons removed the left half of Maranda’s brain to stop seizures from Rasmussen’s encephalitis. The procedure aims to reduce disability and improve quality of life.

Terry Francisco Maranda Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital Baltimore Rasmussen

Courage to run in Guatemala amid deadly politics

In Guatemala the race for president unfolds under relentless violence where candidates fear for their lives. Many colleagues have died, making mere survival a notable achievement as the World section reports on the perilous political climate.

Guatemala

Branstad backs balanced budget amid Iowa cost risk

Governor Terry Branstad supports congressional plans for a balanced federal budget despite estimates that Iowa could bear up to 415 million dollars in 1986. His press secretary Susan Neely said the governor did not know the impact on Iowa when voicing support.

Terry Branstad Branstad Susan Neely Iowa Metro-lowa

Louis Biographer Frames Joe Louis in Race Context

Chris Mead profiles Joe Louis in Champion, arguing the heavyweight’s career and impact emerge only when read against the racial climate he faced and helped reshape.

Champion Chris Mead Joe Louis Louis

Dr Campbell’s Malaria Eradicating Bat Roost

A weathered gray wooden building rises beyond peach trees, resembling a church tower or windmill without blades. Its misfit purpose is revealed by its name, Dr Campbell's Malaria Eradicating, Guano Producing Bat Roost, indicating a bat roost with malaria control and guano production.

Campbell U.s.world

Robert Wagner Reflects on Natalie Wood Death Aftermath

Robert Wagner looks back on the death of wife Natalie Wood near their yacht Splendour. He says he "crumbled" for years after the incident, in a recent Parade interview discussing the long aftermath of her drowning.

Robert Wagner Natalie Wood Parade

Tanya Tucker praises Don Johnson talent on Nashville Network

Country singer Tanya Tucker says Miami Vice actor Don Johnson has a spiritual kind of talent. They dated and acted together in Dixie Bar and Grill and The Rebels, with Tucker recalling initial spark and later friendship in Venice California.

Tanya Tucker Don Johnson Miami Vice Venice Calif Tucker San Antonio Glen Campbell

Debt scuttles retirement dream in Florida Keys auction

Miami report details how Gary Neimann lost a $301,675 Islamorada property valued estate to Richard Fast for $1 after Fast used a writ of execution over a $554 court debt. Fast, sole bidder at Monroe County auction, also assumed a $100,000 mortgage, while Neimann sought relief after missing judge order.

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