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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1982
Page
3
Joseph Callahan of Bud Indiana faced the sale of his farm assets in a back yard auction to fund his teenage son’s murder conviction appeal. He warned the burden could cost him nearly everything, including his life.
Nancy Carey, an art teacher, admits she enjoys crocheting and needlepoint despite being shunned by an art clique. She says she feels guilty yet grins at the tension between her craft hobbies and purist art circles.
The nine justices return to work amid concern that too many cases in too little time threaten justice quality. Six justices warn of the strain as the court weighs its heavy docket. In other notes, David Rasdal spots a prime trout hole near Manchester, and UI continues video teleconferencing at the IMU.
Hawkeye pride grows as coach Hayden Fry sharpens Iowa football image. The piece notes Fry sounding like a native Lowan amid sports coverage on page 1B.
Eleven Vietnamese children of mixed heritage travel from Bangkok to Los Angeles en route to new homes in Seattle Atlanta Portland San Diego Sacramento Tucson and Dallas. They are the largest group released under a 1979 reunion program by eight U S volunteer groups.
The Rev. Paul Wilcox pastor of Springville United Methodist Church leads a unicycle group through Springville to Mount Vernon on Sunday. The annual Linn County CROP hunger walk raises funds to combat world hunger.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission warned pipeline companies against steep price hikes and said it will consider whether high gas prices drive industrial users from the system. It may require pipelines to cover extra costs if home and business customers bear the burden. The agency also noted an ongoing dispute over pass-throughs and a $454 million Tenneco unit price increase.
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