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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1979
Page
6
lawmakers criticise the Census Bureau for planning to use political appointees and local preinspection of returns, arguing this undermines merit hiring and could bias population counts. They urge nonpartisan restructuring to ensure unbiased census work.
The Aug 6 Hiroshima commemoration is framed as a call against nuclear war, urging balance between warning and historical facts. It notes World War II casualties, acknowledges Japanese aggression, and argues for reason to curb nuclear folly while avoiding simplistic blame.
A Louis Harris poll shows 52 percent of Democrats say Carter should not run again to focus on national problems amid inflation and energy fears. Nationally 60 percent doubt his renomination viability, with 71 percent believing he is unelectable, though Truman-like surprises are possible.
The article argues nuclear energy offers the best realistic path to reduce oil imports, noting only one new reactor was ordered in 1978 and none so far in 1979 due to safety fears and red tape. It cites state reliance on nuclear generation and urges a clear Carter timetable, faster licensing, and waste solutions.
James J. Kilpatrick argues that a pending IRS regulation would redefine Section 501 c 3 to force private and religious schools to prove non discrimination in admissions. He asserts Congress must reclaim power from the bureaucracy to avoid undermining tax exempt status and religious educational institutions.
A veteran rider urges defen sive riding, single file formation, and avoidance of main roads for mopeds. He stresses helmet use, warns against group riding, weaving, and passing on the wrong side, and calls for rider caution to prevent accidents.
In a July Outlooks column a reader rebuts Jack Ferring's Social Security critique. The letter argues benefits are a guaranteed government return for workers, cites figures for a 1935 start and 1980 retirement, and urges continued faith in the program despite inflation and tax rises.
The text links mental processes to appetite, suggesting variety nourishes both. It frames minds and stomachs as related in need and renewal, urging diverse inputs to sustain vigor.
Carl Ribiet Jr. argues politicians fall into three shades showing control over public meals and limits of historical records. He notes how a single day in the Congressional Record cannot capture full truth, as many claimed events never occurred.
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