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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1986

Page

6

Editorial urges decisive action against Libyan terrorism

The piece argues patience has failed against Muammar Khadafy’s Libya and supports targeted, limited retaliation to deter terrorism. It warns such strikes may still fall short unless they pressure Khadafy personally and warns civilians could be warned in advance. It calls for allied involvement to increase efficacy and possibly end Khadafy’s regime.

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Gas price drop tempts drivers away from city buses

The piece argues cheaper gas tempts people like neighbor Fred to abandon buses, risking higher transit cuts, fare increases, and fewer routes. It notes Iowa City ridership declines and warns that rising gas costs could revive reliance on cars and slow transit recovery. It links policy shifts, oil dependence, and public transit funding to long term effects.

Fred Iowa City

Hail to the Huckster Core Idea in Press Politics

A New York Times analysis notes how public relations and political advertising increasingly shape politics and distort reporting from Roosevelt to Reagan. It argues that specialists influence speech, TV dominates government messaging, and editors should examine sports and business pages as models for fact checking.

Washington American Society of Newspaper Editors Roosevelt Reagan Franklin Roosevelt Congress Truman Hiroshima Nagasaki Johnson Vietnam Kennedy Bay of Pigs FDR Supreme Court Ronald Reagan Nicaragua Libya Eisenhower P.R Outer Space Wall Street Khadafy New York Times Service

Letters to the Gazette critique Robin Hood tax and city funding

A longtime resident questions city finances and project funding. He argues for user-funded projects, cautions against raising prices, and urges a $10,000 fine for violations while praising local coverage quality.

Kindness in Cedar Rapids and a harsh farm debate

A Cedar Rapids reader thanks local florists for aid after a fall at Third Avenue and Third Street SE and notes community care. The letter criticizes USDA dairy herd branding and likens farm policy to the Holocaust, urging reflection on federal farm policy and animal culling.

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Tricycle theft prompts plea to finder in Prairieburg

A Prairieburg mother appeals for the return of her children ages 18 months and 4 years tricycle stolen Saturday night April 5 from her yard. She asks anyone with information to call 437-2701 or the sheriff and offers no questions asked return. Insurance won’t cover due to high deductible.

Sheriff's Department

Crisis in Insurance Costs Warns of Broad Fallout

James J. Kilpatrick notes a presidential task force finding a deepening insurance crisis. Rising premiums hit hospitals, cities, transportation, and industries as malpractice and product liability costs soar. Commission urges eight reforms. hearings start as public and private sectors brace for impact. Universal Press Syndicate

Washington The Commission Los Angeles Presidential Commission Universal Press Syndicate

Positioned at Green Square debate in church bulletin

A Cedar Rapids church bulletin uses a sentence starting with a dependent phrase about being positioned at Greene Square. The discussion notes the grammatical rule that the subject should follow the opening phrase and argues the correct form should be “The church welcomes you.”

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