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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1978
Page
6
Opinion piece argues against extending the ERA ratification deadline arguing it favors one side and undermines the constitutional amendment process. It contrasts praise for ERA with concerns about a late extension, urging a fair restart in Congress if needed and stressing equal opportunity for all states.
Republican Senate hopeful Roger Jepsen pressed in Des Moines for a balanced federal budget by 1981. He dodged questions on specific cuts, noting voters differ on welfare, recreation, and waste, while emphasizing general reduction of government spending.
Anthony Lewis argues the Farber jailings threaten press freedom and court integrity. He notes prior rulings like Jencks and Nixon tapes, urges a preliminary showing for notes, and suggests privacy submissions can balance interests without collapsing into lawlessness.
A parent recounts calling police for an ambulance to aid two injured youths 16 miles away. After five hours in the ER, a non-profit ambulance bill totals 132 dollars for two boys, six dollars per mile, raising questions about profits and rising costs.
Editor please note a two year old named Sarah loved a yellow and white tricycle with her name on the seat. It was damaged when a neighbor backed into it and has since disappeared, leaving a crying child asking where her tricycle is.
Mark Russell criticizes the London Daily Mail for sensationalism in reporting the test tube baby story. He contrasts the tabloid style with responsible journalism and predicts future privacy for the child like the Dionne quintuplets.
A reader extends thanks for a Gazette obituary editorial honoring Henry Lefebvre who died August 7, 1917. The letter notes the editorial’s eloquence and accuracy as quoted in the Loras College Spokesman, expressing admiration for the writing.
A former Cedar Rapids resident, part of the 1930 Washington High School graduating class, requests contact with Maurice Dunlap Donald Hahn Cliff DeVore and other classmates from that year.
A correction fixes a typographical error in Dr. Percy Harris Outlooks Aug 4 item. The correct Medicare deductible for the first 60 days of illness is 144 dollars.
Washington opinion piece calls for killing the CETA reauthorization, labeling the program a costly waste rife with abuses. The column cites rising public employment, questionable outlays, and dubious projects to urge Congress to let CETA die.
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