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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1982
Page
3
Nine years after the landmark decision legalizing abortion the Supreme Court contemplates new limits on how state and local governments can restrict abortion access. The coming week centers on what obstacles governments may impose and how far they can go.
In a world page analysis, Yuri Andropov is portrayed as appealing to professional Soviets seeking a fresh start and economic progress, drawing a parallel to Kennedy's 1960 slogan after years of decline. Cedar Rapids mayor touts industrial revenue bonds, with upcoming bond restrictions from January 1 noted by Dick Hogan in City Hall Notes.
Phillip Miller creates sculptures from scrap metal and discarded objects in spare time while also silk screening signs for Iowa City's Traffic Engineering Division. The piece highlights his dual role as a municipal designer and independent artist based in Iowa City.
After Democrats won control of both legislative chambers, they gain power to appoint in many spots while Republican Governor elect Terry Branstad has only a few openings to fill. The piece notes the shift in staffing discretion following the election.
Former U.S. Representative and Jesuit priest Robert Drinan told University of Iowa students that the Reagan administration overstated communism as Latin America’s problem. He argued the United States itself may be the problem, challenging official policy.
The 1876 Schoolhouse once serving Coralville for 75 years will be preserved as a museum by the Johnson County Historical Society. The two story brick building with a belfry stands as a historic landmark now repurposed three decades after closure.
Steve Wampler serves as a live-in house parent at Linn Haven Foster Home in Marion. He thrives in the job, describing the six teenage residents and the "perfect" conditions of his living arrangement.
A note states that mentally handicapped children in Cedar Rapids are not offered music therapy. The article explains music therapy uses a therapist to reach goals like improving behavior, muscle control, or understanding. Education page 24A.
A three year old boy suffers from a blood disorder doctors say they've never before seen. They hope to prolong the youngster's life with an investigational drug. Health, page 4C.
The congregate meals program, nearing a decade old, aims to provide nutritious meals for older residents and offer social interaction. Misconceptions persist about the program's purpose and benefits.
Financial institutions seek middle income clients with modest investable sums aiming to build what could become a network of financial supermarkets. Banks brokerage houses insurers and mutual funds tailor services to smaller portfolios and personal money management.
Rome authorities investigate Sergei Ivanov Antonov, Rome station chief for Balkan Airline, as director of the alleged plot to kill Pope John Paul II. Italian reports say two Turkish fugitives, Oral Celik and Bekir Celenk, are sought for possible complicity while hiding in West Germany.
Several thousand anti-Ku Klux Klan demonstrators fought police after the planned KKK march was canceled and Klansmen escorted out of town. Police say 11 officers were injured and 38 people arrested. A church wedding proceeded nearby despite tear gas drifting inside.
Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus, head of the Vatican Bank since 1969, is reported to resign and possibly be named cardinal to run daily affairs. The Vatican admitted Ambrosiano Bank’s secret manipulation and forms a four-member advisory panel to oversee the bank’s restructuring.
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