Reagan’s Supreme Court nominee stirs old fight in politics
The piece notes Ronald Reagan’s nomination of Judge Douglas Ginsburg to the Supreme Court amid controversy, while criticizing Congress’s budget fights and pay raises, the Iowa Legislature tax deal, and the blunt campaign rhetoric among presidential contenders including George Bush and Pierre du Pont.
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Church school parents go to jail in Mount Pleasant
In Mount Pleasant a magistrate sentenced Rev T N Taylor Sharon Taylor Lyle Carriker and Rebecca Carriker to jail terms for sending two children to an uncertified church school. Each Taylor was jailed two months and each Carriker 30 days. All appeals pending. The judge said the school lacked state certified teachers and education. The Taylors vow to press for changing the compulsory attendance law.
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Four administrators vie for University of Iowa president post
Four university leaders from Arizona Kansas Illinois and Minnesota will be interviewed in Iowa City as finalists for the University of Iowa presidency. The 17 member search panel plans to recommend multiple finalists to the State Board of Regents in December.
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Cedar Rapids and Iowa City libraries adopt mutual borrowing
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City public libraries approve reciprocal borrowing allowing residents to check out from either library. Cards from one city will grant access to the other library, with returns required to origin library. Program starts soon and could influence state open access plans. Cedar Rapids will host the 1989 Iowa Library Association meeting with about 650 attendees this year.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
Post details for newspaper subscriptions and mail changes. Rates listed include 7 issues for 11.80, 52 weeks 128.20, with 161.00 for 52 weeks in other states. No mail subscriptions accepted in certain areas. Associated Press license noted. Postmaster address changes to Cedar Rapids Gazette, PO Box 511, Cedar Rapids 52406.
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