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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1982

Page

11

Mondale campaigns with Iowa Democrats at Fayette university visit

Three Democrats in northeast Iowa led by Walter Mondale with Don Avenson and Brent Appel urged college students at Upper Iowa University in Fayette to back their push for 30 House seats. Mondale framed education and jobs as central to a future Democratic majority, criticizing the Reagan era and urging youth turnout next Tuesday.

Gazette Deb Wile Fayette Roy Carlson Walter Mondale Mondale Upper Iowa University Fayette Brent Appel Don Avenson Oelwein Sureau Fayette Iowa Walter Montale Jelwein Srent Appel Dubuque Avenson FBI

Mondale assails Reagan plan at Cedar Rapids breakfast

Former Vice President Walter Mondale and Brent Appel attacked the Reagan administration over its economic plan and Social Security proposals at a Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel breakfast. They accused Republicans of deficit risks, tax cuts, defense spending, and potential Social Security cuts, urging voters to resist the program and its promises.

Reagan Walter Mondale Mondale Brent Appel Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Appel Congressional Tom Tauke U.S Democratic Party

Oldest Iowan Clara Brenniman to celebrate 107th birthday

Clara Brenniman of Montezuma plans a private party at the Montezuma Senior Home on her 107th birthday. Born on a Poweshiek County farm near Brooklyn, she has spent 87 years in Iowa and is Iowa's oldest resident per the Iowa Council on Aging. She has good health aside from hearing loss.

Montezuma Iowa Clara Brenniman Iowa Council On Aging Miss Brenniman Brooklyn Poweshiek County

Media barred from Ottumwa murder trial motion

Defense counsel for Delbert Wilkins seeks to bar news media from the December 7 murder trial or delay coverage until verdict. Prosecutors and journalism officials call the request a Neanderthal prior restraint while exploring alternatives like a venue change.

Ottumwa Tom Walter Delbert Eugene Wilkins Harry Harville Herbert Strentz Drake University School of Journalism Iowa Freedom of Information Council Walter Strentz

No Hard Core Pornography Allowed in Iowa Prisons

Iowa Social Services officials stated the prison rule change lifting bans on sexually oriented materials does not permit hard core pornography in adult correctional facilities. Commissioner Michael Reagen emphasized the department will allow many lawful adult publications while banning explicit material.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Council On Social Services Department of Social Services Social Services Michael Reagen

Ohio minister testifies on 44 year battle over church schools

In Floyd County District Court a Bradford Ohio pastor details his four decades contest with Ohio education standards and a 1973 church school origin. He cites a Ohio Supreme Court ruling that state minimum standards suffocated church ministry.

Charles City Iowa Bradford Ohio Calvary Baptist Christian Academy Randy Johnson Department of Public Instruction Floyd County Levi Whisner Ohio Supreme Court

Paroled man rearrested after downtown robbery

Davenport police arrested 22 year old Sylvester Emory after a decoy was attacked and robbed in the downtown area. Emory had been paroled in early September due to prison overcrowding and was jailed Friday.

Davenport Sylvester Emory

Gritzner resigns from Iowa parole board

James Gritzner of Des Moines resigns from the Iowa Board of Parole effective December 1 1982. He was appointed May 8 1981 for a term to April 30 1986. He cites demands and opportunities of his law practice.

Des Moines UPI James Gritzner Iowa Board of Parole Gritzner

Fire at the Tower of London in 1841

An 1841 blaze broke out at the Tower of London on a date noted in historical records, prompting response and damage assessment.

Tower of London

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