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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1983

Page

6

Hazards Waste Rules Move Forward Amid Reform Push

The House advances a three year reauthorization and tighter disposal rules for hazardous wastes. It would close loopholes, limit liquid waste in landfills, and regulate small-quantity generators, while Iowa faces stricter state standards to align with others and curb interstate dumping. Environmental groups praise progress though real elimination remains uncertain.

Congress House Love Canal Niagara Falls N.Y Environmental Protection Agency EPA Anne Burford Iowa Iowa League of Women Voters Cameron League

Inmates Not Charged for Jail Stay Face Debate

Iowa counties faced a clash over charging prisoners for room and board in county jails. Humboldt and Delaware counties set weekly and monthly rates, while the attorney general ruled such charges unconstitutional under state law. Legislators and Rep. Tom Mann urged against the policy, warning it unfairly burdens economically strapped inmates. The bill to authorize jail fees stalled.

Humboldt County Iowa Delaware County State Attorney General Polk Tom Mann Des Moines

Lie detector mania haunts Reagan era security state

The piece condemns NSDD 84 and the FBI polygraph push, arguing secrecy weaponizes lie detectors against officials. It targets Reagan aides, William Casey, James Baker, and Richard Willard, warning the policy threatens civil liberties and public servants nationwide.

Washington Reagan FBI Jimmy Carter Friends White House James Baker CIA William Casey Baker William Webster NSDD Richard Willard Tom Charles Huston Stansfield Turner Publication Review Board Carter

Gospel in Concert aims to unite churches for outreach

A letter endorses Gospel in Concert to create an entertainment facility for fellowship and outreach to unchurched youth. The author urges unity among Christians, rejects division by doctrine, and invites questions at Gospel in Concert 804 36th St. NE.

Gospel In Concert Jesus Christ God the Son Apostle Paul

Help Needed In Hopes Of A Helping Hand

A heartfelt plea from a young woman facing hardship as she moves into a trailer with asthma and no heat or cooking options. She seeks work, marriage plans after employment, and help. contact 363-3646 if you can assist. Also notes a letter exchange about Social Security reforms and Thanksgiving appreciations for Center Point volunteers and officials.

Metro Center Point

Spiritual void and the burden of mental illness

An anonymous adult recalls extensive hospitalizations and failed treatments for mental illness, arguing diagnosis is subjective and cures elusive. The piece critiques medical models, notes the spiritual dimension, and questions faith’s role in psychiatric care while expressing a paradoxical resilience born from suffering.

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