Intuit would have filled Cedar Rapids jobs
The editorial notes Intuit chose a 900 worker Rio Rancho facility over Cedar Rapids citing low unemployment. It argues Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa remain winners in economic growth and notes regional workers travel for jobs, with underemployment and long-term jobless figures not fully captured by official stats.
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The Honeymooners Ralph Kramden and the abuse debate
The essay argues that Ralph Kramden and Archie Bunker are comic figures not suitable as real life abuse examples. It notes Kramden never struck his wife onscreen and audiences saw him as lovable. The piece contrasts old TV humor with modern abuse cases and defends lighthearted portrayal.
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Jackson’s acquisitions expand as he marries Presley’s daughter
The article notes his control of most of The Beatles music publishing catalog and his marriage to Elvis Presley’s daughter, suggesting limited interest in Rolling Stones, the Monkees, or other chart toppers. It references ongoing ownership by the individual identified as Jackson.
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Lost threads of a presidency
E.J. Dionne assessments how President Clinton faces low support despite a strong economy and health care rhetoric. He argues forgotten campaign themes, a weak task force, and diluted values have eroded public view of Clinton’s core purposes, allowing personal attacks to overwhelm policy.
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Parents warned about online networks and child safety
Washington Post Health reporter Sandy Rovner outlines risks of online bulletin boards and E mail services for children. Officials cite cases where youths reveal personal data. experts urge parental monitoring and police collaboration.
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Open Society? A Satirical Take on Closed Packaging
A guest column laments America’s closed society evident in engineered packaging that insulates products. The author mocks bottle caps, shrink wrap, and overdesigned labels as impermeable barriers, recounting failed attempts to open a jar of Spanish black olives while urging readers to question industrial accessibility.
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