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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1987

Page

6

Freedman warning on Iowa sports key to U of I presidency

The former University of Iowa president James O. Freedman warned that heavy emphasis on Hawkeye athletics could deter top presidential candidates. He recalled his own clashes with campus sports culture and noted athletics can both aid alumni support and complicate leadership decisions at Iowa.

University of Iowa James O. Freedman Hawkeye Athletics Dartmouth College Freedman Iowa Hawkeye Hawks U of I University of Pennsylvania Law School Hayden Fry Fry Hawkeyes

CBS to dump The Morning Program and restore morning news

CBS will end The Morning Program on November 30 and return the 6:30 to 8 a.m. block to the news division. Mariette Hartley and Rolland Smith depart to other roles, as CBS shifts to a news focused morning lineup and potentially rehiring laid off staff.

CBS Mariette Hartley Rolland Smith Murrow ABC NBC van Gordon Sauter CBS Morning News

Letters to the Gazette reflect fans and taxpayers concerns

A reader laments baseball strikes harming Cub fans dating to 1932 and urges players to consider loyal supporters. Another writer questions Linn County Care Facility changes by Abbe Center, alleging misleading mental health messaging and rising costs, while warning taxpayers about fund misuse and rising taxes.

Gazette Abbe Center For Community and Mental Health Linn County C.H Butch” Hutter County Home Rd South 1 Marion

Grassley urged to represent Iowans amid policy disputes

A letter to Senator Grassley criticizes his alignment with right wing factions and Reagan era policy. The writer urges consulting Beverly Hannon on contras policy and urges opposition to Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination citing University of Iowa College of Law views. It calls for including Mary Jane Odell among Iowa representatives.

Reagan Iowa Beverly Hannon Iowa Senate Robert Bork Supreme Court Bork Iowa City University’s College of Law P.S Mary Jane Odell

Espionage in libraries and fairness in Iowa City tax

The Iowa City editorial warns FBI informants in libraries threaten civil liberties and urges readers to support a sales tax. The letter cites library usage by visitors, students, and tourists, arguing all who benefit from municipal services should help pay. Richard L. Vogelzang, Iowa City address.

FBI Iowa City Hancher Old Brick University of Iowa Richard L. Vogelzang Hollywood Blvd

Retire, Cedar Rapids Mayor Cited for Big Bucks Favoritism

Michael J. Nieland argues Mayor Canney should step down, saying federal and state grants credit belongs to others while Linn County funded and maintains the enhanced 911 software, leaving downtown spaces empty and small businesses harmed by city policies.

Mayor Canney Cedar Rapids Linn County Canney

Bergen for Safety Commissioner Promises Broad City Knowledge

John Hembree urges voters to support Floyd Bergen for safety commissioner, praising his ten years in office and guidance of Fire Housing and Building Departments. He emphasizes Bergen's city planning background and view that the role requires knowledge of all city departments and responsiveness to residents. Oct. 6 vote date highlighted.

Public Safety Floyd Bergen Public Safety Commissioner

Outlooks from Eastern Iowans on varied topics

Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to share views. The topics are unlimited and the opinions are their own.

Alligator as a Home Pet Turns into Chaos

A Miami convention trip leads to a real but impractical baby alligator named Alley. The creature vanishes through the house triggering SPCA tips, dog searches, and a chaotic hunt before Alley is found dehydrated and kept in a tank where he dies a week later. The narrator concludes alligators make lousy pets and should be avoided.

Miami Alley Dot The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Society John SPCA

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