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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1988
Page
7
A letter writer supports Tom Tauke against a Japanese American internment reparations bill. The measure would apologize and compensate 60 000 living internees with 20000 each totaling about 1 2 billion. The author argues cash payments set a bad precedent and cites wartime hysteria and racial bias themes.
Linda Glandorf urges pork producers to vote September 7 and 8 to fund advertising. She cites 31 cents per dog cost last year and benefits like magazine ads, TV campaigns, restaurant promotions, and nutrition messaging to keep pork top of mind against other proteins.
A search ends for four year old Andy who wandered from a cousin’s home on Sunday Aug 28. The Bill Griffin family at 5427 First Ave SW provided shelter and alerted police. Gratitude also goes to officers and to Kim Schrock and Emmett for support during the ordeal. Beverly Truesdell thanks Joe O Connell and Doris for aid in past incident.
A faith based exhortation citing Psalms and Proverbs about God’s laughter and judgment. It stresses Christ’s compassion and redemptive death for the ungodly, warns against the idol shepherd, and urges belief in the King James Bible for wisdom and salvation. R Vartabedian points readers to Calvary and faith.
The Bush campaign chairman in Iowa says media bias against Quayle has sparked a sympathetic backlash among independents that helps Bush and Quayle in polls, a claim others deem wishful thinking as Iowa voters prove discerning. Clarence B. Luvaas.
Robins marks its 100th anniversary with a rainless parade and successful activities. Residents praise old friends and thank participants, volunteers, and donors led by Marcia Sherman of 653 S Mentzer Rd Robins.
Thomas Atak of Nairobi Kenya returns to begin work with Computer Applications Ltd the Wang agency for East Africa. He was active on campus in track football and student council campaigns and spoke on Kenya for Cedar Rapids schools. He aided local firms and helped computerize Cedar Rapids Police records.
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