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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1986
Page
6
Editorial argues against downplaying overpopulation fears citing Worldwatch data and real-world trends. It links high birthrates to weaker economies and national security while highlighting accelerating resource strain from forests, soil, fish, and water. warns against easing family planning amid growing demand.
The piece critiques overpopulation myths and warns of human costs from high birthrates in developing nations. It cites Perle on stabilizing populations and highlights stark mortality figures: 1 in 10 children under age 1 die in developing countries, 5 million children die from malnutrition, 12 million from infections, and half a million women die in childbirth annually. It argues for reducing births to improve life quality and resource sharing.
Cedar Rapids boosts bid to move Teleconnect into the vacant Iowa National Mutual building at 500 Second Ave SE. The plan, a team effort with Merchant’s National Bank Life Investors and Iowa Electric Light and Power, aims to add parking and resolve tax concerns while promising 350 new jobs soon and up to 2000 more in five years, signaling a revival for downtown pride and growth.
A Honduran border tale sparks scrutiny as observers note the absence of battlefield signs despite reports of 1500 invading troops. Critics question official denials from Nicaragua and Honduras and compare the episode to past deceptions, while U S lawmakers react to aid debates and military support.
Ronald Reagan relied on Elliot Abrams to push contra aid as rumors of a 1,500-strong Honduran invasion circulated. Abrams claimed intelligence that excited the Defense Department and White House, prompting $20 million in aid and helicopter support. The Honduran president left for a week’s vacation as the saga unfolded.
A Washington Post column argues that media mislabels Lyndon LaRouche supporters as conservative or right wing. It contrasts headlines from major papers and questions why diverse figures are grouped as conservatives, presenting Viguerie’s critique of press classification.
A letter writer from Hiawatha Fire Department supports female firefighters and the Cedar Rapids hiring story. She praises fairness among co workers and asks The Gazette not to sensationalize spouses or stereotype firefighters wives, urging focus on competent citizens meeting community needs.
Bryan Brannaman complains that his young sister's grave marker at Cedar Memorial Cemetery was chipped and later removed. He reports no records of removal or replacement, months of delays, and threats of legal action while seeking timely reconstruction for peaceful rest.
Wisconsin congressman Thomas E Petri argues the latest farm bill widens fluid milk price differentials harming Upper Midwest farmers while boosting earnings elsewhere. He cites a Georgia based 112000 cow dairy project financed with tax exempt bonds and calls for HR 4232 to repeal the differential and move toward nationwide support prices to save family farms and lower prices nationwide.
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