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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1983
Page
10
Dear Abby addresses a wife uneasy about her husband performing a secretary’s daughter's wedding duties and attending the ceremony. She later guides a 17-year-old married woman with rape trauma to seek gynecological evaluation and rape crisis help, suggesting professional support.
Readers weigh privacy versus exhibitionism as a nude swimmer on a quiet community beach challenges parental boundaries. A second letter reflects on aging and sexuality, noting research that sexual interest can persist into the 70s and beyond.
A June 15 Linn District Court dismissal dropped an animal cruelty charge against James J. Jansen after a state motion citing a veterinarian finding the puppy in good condition. Concurrently, many defendants faced penalties for drunk driving, including suspended sentences, jail terms, and probation to the Department of Corrections, with multiple cases detailing prior arrests and dates from 1982 to 1983.
Moraga California officials unanimously allow city manager Gary Chase to live outside the city while keeping his job. Chase suffers severe spring hay fever three months a year and plans to relocate to Oakland for relief, a move encouraged by Mayor Barry Gross and supported by the council. Dr. David Cook notes pollen in the area is a major problem, suggesting altitudes across the foothills as a remedy.
Rochester professor Jerome Lysaught says elevating teaching to a full profession could yield better but costlier teachers and higher accountability. He notes licensed dental hygienists might reduce costs for patients but lose dentist supervision. He adds that resolving such conflicts rests with lawmakers judges and ultimately public opinion.
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