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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1981
Page
6
The piece notes broad public backing for the Equal Rights Amendment with Gallup polls showing 63 percent in favor. It argues against overturning civil rights guidelines on hiring and harassment, warning repeal may boost ERA momentum and constitutional protections.
The piece argues the administration should have kept the embargo alive and opposed Israel's use of U S planes. It criticizes Haig for backing F 15 and F 16 shipments and warns that Begin's hawkish moves threaten peace in Lebanon and the West Bank Gaza area, alienating Egypt and allies.
A reader argues that CIA Director William Casey’s CFR ties and past roles raise concerns about dismissing him. The letter claims CFR influence shapes U.S. policy, cites funding of a Soviet factory via Export-Import Bank, and urges a congressional probe into CFR control.
In a Sunday Gazette letter, a St. Luke's volunteer thanks a writer for praising hospital helpers. The writer notes volunteers brighten patients' days, visit under patient representatives, and cherish the rewarding contact with patients and staff, hoping to spread sunshine and care.
In response to a letter on August 9, a hospital volunteer expresses gratitude for the tribute to St Luke’s volunteers. The writer recounts delivering flowers weekly and other duties, noting how patient joy from these acts brings them happiness and meaning in the service.
A traveler recounts a flawed Amtrak trip from Staples to Minneapolis via Staples, noting long waits for tickets and misinformation after a derailment. The journey ends with a bus transfer and memories of sunflowers and sunlit stations.
Washington column notes President Reagan’s promise to ease federal regulations is backed by Vice President Bush’s Task Force. It cites 1,800 rules under review, 27 major suspensions in March, 34 regulations acted on in April, and 30 more targeted. It questions bureaucratic inertia and questions the real impact on daily life and business.
Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves here. Topics are unlimited and views are their own. Readers may find opinions varied and reflective, reflecting local culture and daily life in the region.
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