Hladky Family Names Top Executives at Publisher
J P Hladky Jr chairs the board while Joe Hladky III serves as president and publisher in the company leadership lineup.
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Joe Hladky III
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1982
Page
7
TV ruling frees colleges to negotiate own TV deals
A federal judge ruled the NCAA has no right to decide which college games are televised, signaling schools like Iowa and Iowa State may pursue independent TV packages. The decision could boost local game exposure but threaten revenues and exposure for smaller programs and noncable homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Iowa
Iowa State
NCAA
U of I
Hawk
Hawkeye
Alabama
Michigan
USC
Notre Dame
Louisiana 1/32 Black Blood Race Law Under Fire
An old Louisiana statute labels anyone with 1/32 Negro blood as black and is being challenged by two sisters whose birth certificates classify them as black. The lawyer argues the rule is unnecessary, biased, and based on a flawed idea of race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Louisiana
U.S.A
Military outlay is job market tonic
The August drop in industrial production hints at rising unemployment above 10 percent before the November elections. Defense spending is a key demand booster, with projections to 364.6 billion dollars in 1987, and Caspar Weinberger argues that every additional billion in defense creates tens of thousands of jobs. Deims models show the defense budget supporting millions of industrial and civilian positions, reinforcing the case for higher military outlays despite concerns about deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
White House
Pentagon
Deims
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Weinberger
Letters to The Gazette and Historic South English Farmhouse saga
A reader expresses disappointment with the Iowa City School Board vote against S 550 Packwood Moynihan tuition tax credits. Others recount a troubling dental visit, and a nostalgic history of a 40 acre South English farm tied to Glandon ancestors and local landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City Community School Board
Stephen Glandon
U.S
Corda Glandon
Indiana
Cassius
Leslie
Hannah
South English
Frank McLain
Every Child a Wanted Child Says Mother Teresa
A message promoting adoption over abortion centers on Mother Teresa and her Missionaries of Charity sisters. It urges giving up unborn children to religious sisters who place them with loving families, citing tales of preserving life through adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Teresa
United States
Society of the Missionaries of Charity
East 145Th St
Bronx
N.Y
Gratitude for Community Support in Cedar Rapids School Board Re‑Election
The speaker thanks the community for support and confidence in re election to the Cedar Rapids School Board. They pledge to work hard to understand school programs and problems and pursue effective solutions, expressing gratitude to all who helped with the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gratitude for Supporters After School Board Election
The speaker thanks everyone who helped during the recent School Board election and commends Gazette reporter Kurt Rogahn and The Gazette for their campaign coverage.
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Gazette
Kurt Rogahn
The
About time for Congress to serve all people
The letter argues Americans should demand budget fairness and Congress accountability. It blasts President Reagan and his veto stance, accuses the White House of favoring the rich, and urges voting to oust unresponsive representatives. It questions Social Security increases and Medicare cost sharing.
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Congress
Jelly Bean Kid
John Doe
White House
His Majesty the Great One
Reagan
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J.P. Hladky, Jr
Board of
John Donnelly
John Robertson
Art Heusinkveld
the Gazette
Sports
Alan Greenspan
Townsend-Greenspan
Greenspan
Robert S. Chirinko
Cornell University
Chirinko
Leonard Silk
Defense
Wassily W. Leontief
Robert E. Lee
Iowa City
Tom Kriz
Iowa City Catholic Board of Education
Jack Denning
Jean Marie Brady
SC. Catholic
Lois Prebil
Regina High School
Everette Bower
Levi
Henry Mumm
Carl Klipp
Franklin County School
Vernon Miller
Laurence Fry
Webster
Sigourney
Glandon
Neavall
Mrs. Madgely
Scott Here
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