Contempt for grain taints Evans Iowa report on quality
The Iowa editorials summarize Cooper Evans’s study on improving corn and soybean quality. It portrays widespread contempt among farmers and grain merchants for high quality, argues for a market shift to value oil protein and starch content, and urges a new respectful attitude to keep Iowa grain competitive domestically and abroad.
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Gall Ormer
Cooper Evans
Evans
Iowa
U.S
Europe
Far East
America
Beech-Nut Admit Apple Juice Fraud for Babies
Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp pled guilty to selling five years of flavored sugar water as apple juice for infants from 1978 to 1983. Two former executives and four suppliers faced charges. the company paid a 2 million dollar fine while Nestlé Inc. disclaims broader involvement.
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Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp
Assault as crime in privacy age leaves victims exposed
The piece laments domestic violence and media coverage, focusing on Hedda Nussbaum and Charlotte Fedders. It notes police inaction, a 1985 divorce trial, and a Maryland judge awarding Charlotte half her earnings from a tell all book about John Fedders. It argues journalists face ethical pressure while batterers escape full accountability.
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Hedda Nussbaum
Charlotte Fedders
Securities and Exchange Commission
John Fedders
Nussbaum
Joel Steinberg
Nussbaum-Steinberg
Elizabeth
Wall Street Journal
the Journal
Newsday
SEC
Enforcement
Commission
Tony Law
Maryland
Steinberg
Fedders
Police Foundation
America
Remembering Cedar Rapids Children's Home and its warm care
A personal reminiscence recalls the Cedar Rapids Children's Home, its devoted staff, and the homey scenes of meals and hugs that shaped generations. The writer laments demolition, honors Mrs Blood Edith O Neal Mrs Bacon and Mary Klopp, and recalls the implied lasting impact on children and memories.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Blood
Edith O’neal
Edith
Mrs. Bacon
Mary Klopp
Iowa
Why Meese Will Never Be Sacked
Washington commentary argues Ed Meese cannot be fired and frames him as essential to Reagan. The piece compares Meese and Reagan, criticizes Bush and Regan era flaws, and urges accountability while noting Meese’s loyalty and influence amid Iran Contra fallout.
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Meese
Washington
Ed Meese
Beltway
James J. Kilpatrick
David Broder
Broder
White House
Kilpatrick
Reagan
California
George Bush
Don Regan
Iran
Free World
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