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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1983

Page

8

Farm stability debate as Midwest governors push advisory panel

The Gazette notes Midwest governors at a Kansas conference urged a quasi independent federal advisory commission to guide U S farm programs. It would implement within congressional intent and curb radical shifts like payment in kind, but proposals face political resistance and could reduce presidential influence.

U.S Midwest Kansas John Carlin Congress Washington Commission Agriculture Bob Bergland Carlin Iowa Branstad Federal Reserve Board

Hollings Critics Slap At Slur In Des Moines Straw Poll

Sen. Ernest Hollings drew fire after using the term wetback while lamenting a Des Moines straw poll in which he trailed. Critics say the remark shows insensitivity, with calls for withdrawal from the presidential race amid debate over the word’s offense.

Sen Ernest Hollings South Carolina Hollings Des Moines Walter Mondale Alan Cranston California Cranston

Letters discuss Manila unrest and Marcos resignation call

A letter argues President Marcos should resign amid Manila hostility. The writer contrasts American voting rights with Philippine politics and cites Nancy Stevens' story Trip torment as a realistic portrayal of daily struggles. The piece also praises YWCA in-service workshops for Cedar Rapids families and notes schedule gaps.

Manila Marcos Nancy Stevens YWCA

Thanking helpers after car breakdown near Bernie's Motorcycle

A driver expresses gratitude for assistance received August 23 when their car broke down on Highway 218 four miles north of North Liberty. Volunteers made all calls to tow the car to Iowa City and extend thanks to Barbara Sanderson of Cedar Rapids.

Bernie Highway 218 North Liberty Iowa City Barbara Sanderson Cedar Rapids

Sinatra Uses Libel Suit to Shield His Life Story

A long opinion piece argues Frank Sinatra tries to intimidate reporters and biographers with lawsuits to protect his image. It notes his connections to Sam Giancana, a Nevada license denial, and past presidential fundraising while warning such tactics threaten press freedom and history.

New Hampshire Sinatra Sam Momo) Giancana Chicago FBI Oval Office Howard Hughes White House Giancana Nevada Gambling Commission Singer CIA Fidel Castro Senate

Silver Thread aids frail elderly with free phone service

Linn County Council on Aging and Teleconnect launch Silver Thread to provide free telephone service to low income elderly unable to afford residential lines. Teleconnect will supply free phones and fund monthly service charges, starting in Linn and Johnson counties with plans to expand as funds allow.

Linn County Linn County Council On Aging Teleconnect Co Teleconnect Cedar Rapids Council On Aging Richard Osing Clark McLeod Silver Thread

Eastern Iowans invited to share observations

Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invite reader expressions. The topics are unlimited and the views are theirs. Gerald Lyell Fatka practices law in Cedar Rapids and serves on boards including Linn County Council on Aging Meth-Wick Manor and Churches United.

Gerald Lyell Fatka Cedar Rapids Linn County Council On Aging Meth-Wick Manor Churches United

Slew of Slang and Slain Sayings Explored

An analysis of usage around slay forms and slang. It explains slews as large numbers and discusses slew, slue, and slough in various senses from weaving to pivoting. The piece notes why phrases like slain and slew appear in headlines and speech.

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