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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1982
Page
6
J F Hladky Jr chairs the board and Joe Hladky III serves as president and publisher in a long established newspaper founded in 1883 with editorial and artistic leadership noted.
Critics argue shifting U.S. elections from Tuesday in November to a Sunday could elevate turnout, citing international practice and past presidents’ support. The plan would require Congress to override current law and minor state revisions, with minimal added cost and potential broad bipartisan appeal.
Ingrid Bergman dies at 67 just weeks after Henry Fonda. The acclaimed actress rose to fame in Casablanca opposite Humphrey Bogart and later starred in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde The Bells of St Marys Murder on the Orient Express and A Woman Called Golda. Her life included a controversial relationship with Roberto Rossellini and a long battle with cancer. The piece praises her courage and enduring influence on cinema and quotes You need never give up.
Lt. Gov. Madeleine Kunin, campaigning to unseat Gov. Richard Snelling, embodies the shift to mainstream politics for women. She urges a broader focus beyond ERA to economic issues and victims of crime, praising progress like rape crisis centers while admitting a tough path ahead.
A Cedar Rapids reader endorses Dan Rogers as a candidate at large for the school board citing leadership, community involvement, and prior roles including student government and jail bond work. The writer also praises neighbors and comments on economic views and a Reagan era policy critique.
The candidate emphasizes people over empty promises and brings classroom teaching experience. He stresses child needs and parental involvement, highlighting gifted teachers and community involvement as key leadership qualities.
Carolyn Milligan urges voters to reelect Mary Ann Kucera to the Cedar Rapids school board. The letter notes Kucera’s long support of EXPO and other alternative programs for students and her focus on individual needs of children.
A Dubuque citizens group protested a publicly sponsored game at the local library, prompting a library trustees hearing. One objector, repeating taxpayers, argued money should not underwrite the game and opposed purchasing more grammar books for taxpayers.
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