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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1982

Page

7

Hladky Leadership Fills Top Roles At The News

J F Hladky Jr serves as Chairman of the Board while Joe Hladky III is President and Publisher. John Donnelly holds the role of Executive Vice President and Treasurer. John Robertson serves as Managing Editor with Art Heusinkveld as Editorial Board Chairman.

J.F. Hladky, Jr Joe Hladky III John Donnelly John Robertson

Steel mill wage cut rejected by majority of steelworkers

The Gazette notes a 62 percent local union rejection of a $1.50 per hour wage cut, delaying talks until May or June and risking a strike at contract end in August. It argues management must reinvest savings and warns a nationwide strike would devastate the economy and expose obsolete equipment.

U.S United Steelworkers of America America

Iowa AG says voters not dropped for address issues

A recent Iowa Attorney General opinion protects voters whose registration address is outdated from losing the right to vote. The guidance came after Johnson County challenges during pre election list updates. The case echoes a Nebraska controversy where relocation led to a candidate being denied a poll site, delaying certification.

Iowa John DeCamp Nebraska

Reagan and liberal snobbery over Reader's Digest backlash

The column argues liberal snobbery toward Reader's Digest, citin g Ronald Reagan remarks and Handful of Georgetown elites. It critiques Mary McGrory and Susan Sontag references, defending the Digest as a mainstream, patriotic publication and warning that liberal eliteism undermines open debate.

Herblock Reader’s Digest Mary McGrory Digest Miss McGrory Washington Nancy Reagan Ronald Reagan

Government bought 10 percent of nation's dairy products last year

A Gazette agribusiness page column argues subsidies and price controls harm taxpayers, calling for outlawing subsidies and phasing out Social Security. It also recounts a home accident, a Vietnam veterans salute, and a veteran’s thanks to the American people for a warm welcome home.

Washington

Obstructed access to Interstate 380 prompts taxpayer costs

Obstructed access along Collins Road in the halfmile section between Council Street and I 380 caused a year of public disruption and millions in costs to taxpayers. The speaker questions why southbound traffic onto I 380 from Collins should contend with multiple stoplights and signs.

Collins Road Council Street

Apostrophe Confusion in Pronouns and Possessives

A sample explaining common errors with possessives and contractions. It notes that possessive pronouns never take apostrophes and highlights confusion between their, there, they, and who’s. It also mentions whose versus who is and proper usage of it versus its in sports commentary.

Union Ed Garvey Kelly Central Branch YMCA

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