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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1982
Page
8
The Gazette ridicules both Britain and Argentina for legalistic posturing in the Falklands conflict. It debunks Argentina’s pretended historic rights and Britain’s forceful retort, calling the war a public misstep that harms global order and moral reasoning while lamenting the human cost.
Iowa amends a three year secrecy rule to publish identities of youths convicted of felonies and aggravated misdemeanors. A Mason City Globe Gazette informal poll shows 29 of 30 readers favor disclosure, arguing public accountability outweighs stigma and urging legislators to act.
Researchers report naloxone affects body chemicals in mice to curb weight gain and enhance sexual drive. The finding suggests potential for a slimmer, sexier image but raises questions for a generation soaked in TV ads about what counts as real medicine.
A year after Reagan’s joint session plea for budget and tax reform, observers note the swift GOP gains and shifts in party stance. The era’s mood, stockman’s austerity push, and evolving support from Packwood Breaux Peyser and Perkins frame a controversial yet enduring economic dude.
An Iowa Illinois Gas Co rate letter complains of higher February to February bills from 1971 to 1972 and asks if insulation changes have reduced costs. A Cedar Rapids reader endorses Bloom County, defends the strip, and urges readers to keep enjoying it despite critics. A note targets cruelty to animals left near Midway.
A reader deplores animal abuse and criticizes The Gazette for alarming publicity about Linn County Care Facility. The letter condemns dumping dogs and questions journalistic methods used in a April 21 probe.
The Gazette invites reader letters up to 400 words and may edit for length. Writers must include name address signature and a non published telephone for authentication. Letters should focus on issues and events not personalities, no verse, and one letter per writer every 30 days.
Letter from a longtime employee defending Linn County Care Facility administrators Louis and Elaine Hulseberg. The writer contests Gazette reporting, cites state inspections with no violations, and highlights acts of staff kindness toward residents. The editor notes quotes came from interviews and stand behind accuracy.
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