02 Sep 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1980
Page
1
Dubuque resolves to pull pickets as an act of good faith but workers do not return to work. Four more pages cover holiday traffic victims and local features. The Mount Mercy instructor shares a lifelong cooking journey from age three. A dieter faces social temptations from friends and family.
Page 5A notes a possible move to drop mandatory bicycle licensing. The brief suggests lawmakers or officials are weighing changes to current requirements, with no firm schedule announced and no details on affected jurisdictions or deadlines.
A reader asks if parents have the right to inquire into a new daughter-in-law’s past. The discussion considers privacy and family concerns within a modern context in a tone typical of advice columns.
President Carter slammed Ronald Reagan's Labor Day remarks accusing him of opening in the home of the Ku Klux Klan as uncalled for and inaccurate. He defended the South, denounced the insinuations, and spoke in Kansas City before visiting Truman's widow.
In Katowice area talks between Poland's government and miners were reported as reaching agreement on some terms, but a government spokesman later said negotiations might continue for hours. Miners demand include full pay on sick leave, retirement at 50 for underground workers, and safety improvements.
Fredric Hayward 33 founder of Men’s Rights Inc argues sexism harms men. He cites higher auto and life insurance rates for men, custody bias in divorce, and male victims of violence, urging recognition of male discrimination alongside feminist efforts.
Iran's new prime minister Mohammad Ali Rejai studies Secretary of State Muskie's appeal for the early and safe release of 52 American hostages, who marked their 304th day in captivity. The Iranian news agency Pars notes Rejai will address the issue in his next public interview.
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