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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1981
Page
6
Column argues President Reagan’s crackdown on the air traffic controllers strike signals a tougher approach for governments and unions. It contends governors may stiffen resistance to illegal strikes, reshaping bargaining dynamics while stressing public safety and broader labor outcomes.
The piece argues mandatory arbitration in public sector bargaining promotes fair settlements and reduces illegal strikes. It cites state experiences, including Iowa, and predicts broader adoption while noting one union’s walkout and the president’s strong response do not mark a historic turning point.
The piece notes Israel's arms deals with Argentina and Chile while considering plans to sell Iran. It discusses France’s ties to Iran, recall of its ambassador over Bani-Sadr, and the exile leader’s asylum conditions and criticisms of Iran’s regime. It questions where Bani-Sadr might seek refuge, with Israel portrayed as isolated.
The piece argues PATCO lacks legal power to block hiring and must face economic realities as public opposition grows. It contrasts baseball labor dynamics with air controller action, noting Reagan era politics and the public’s tolerance for higher costs, ending with a jab at Robert Poli envying Reggie Jackson.
Reader supports Reagan's air controller policy and criticizes youth education while urging broader reforms. The letter praises Mercy Hospital for exemplary childbirth care, including attentive nurses, private rooms, and family guidance, noting a positive delivery experience and a switch to Mercy for the baby’s birth.
A patient recounts two hospital visits to Mercy Hospital, one in labor and delivery and another in neurology, praising staff for the "We care" philosophy. She notes staff met her physical and emotional needs and offered extra time to ease her frustrations.
A Washington opinion argues a large study on censorship in public schools misses a clear definition of censorship. It notes librarians and school staff initiate many challenges, cites examples of prudent removals, and urges using informed judgment rather than labeling every action censorship.
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