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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1981
Page
3
The editorial argues cutting aid to libraries risks harming public access and services, warning the cost may be higher than savings. It questions the administration's economizing and notes potential long term damage to information and education resources.
All-Iowa Fair roots echo as two former All-Iowa managers run West Texas Fair Abilene and Wisconsin State Fair West Allis. They are the last two of seven former All-Iowa managers still active in the fair business today. Touring Canada may soon use sled dog tours with Eskimo dogs, after government funding saved the remaining dogs from extinction. planning is underway.
The report notes bulimia affects mainly women facing death divorce or job stress. Massachusetts General Hospital runs an eating disorders clinic with weekly group counseling and nutritionist visits. Some patients also suffer anorexia nervosa and laxative overuse, and dentists may help with tooth decay from purging.
The Saudi AWACS sale, part of an $8.5 billion package, faces key votes in the House Foreign Affairs and Senate Foreign Relations committees this week with likely disapproval. Most committee members oppose the sale, and a veto seems probable, though full chambers may still consider it.
UPI Washington Congress receives high marks for Reagan after eight months in office in a U.S. News & World Report survey. Of 228 lawmakers who responded 86 percent called him strong, 51 percent cited his ability to marshal support, and 93 percent said he is very effective with Congress. Domestic action rated 95 to 5 in favor of effectiveness.
Belfast report says James Prior flew to Northern Ireland amid talk of large concessions after hunger strike ends. Prisons Minister Gowrie urged end of fast in talks with relatives and clergy. Six inmates still ill as others resume meals. chaplain Faul defends mediation and urges restoration of lost remission to free over 100 prisoners.
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