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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1987

Page

6

Notch inequity in social security raises calls for hearing

Editorial notes a federal gap that cuts retirees born 1917 to 1921 by about 160 dollars monthly. It details how notch rules created in the 1970s complicate benefits, cites potential costs up to eighty billion dollars, and highlights a group of sixty representatives pressing for a House Ways and Means hearing to address the discrepancy.

Congress Social Security House Senate Social Security Fund Iowa Tom Tauke Jim Lightfoot Fred Grandy Earl Ways and Means Notch Edith Detwiler Audrey Webb Bell Gardens Calif General Accounting Office

Court Upholds One-Subject Rule Over Drunk Driving Provision

Iowa Supreme Court struck down a magistrate exclusion in a 1984 drunk driving bill for failing to fit the act's one subject requirement. The court affirmed the principle, praising legislative candor and warning against log rolling and pork barreling.

Iowa Supreme Court Nic U.S Congress

No peace by trust in Sandinistas

A New York Times analysis argues peace talks over Nicaragua are derailed by US partisans and Sandinista rigidity. It contrasts Guatemala proposals with US reservations, warns against delaying talks, and urges immediate negotiation toward liberalization and a free election.

New York Nicaragua White House House Jim Wright Shultz Howard Baker Saa Oliver North Washington Managua New York Times Service

Letters to the Gazette damage ignored and community concerns

A resident on 13th Street NW complains to city officials about gravel trucks damaging his home near Meth-Wick Manor and alleges indifference from city commissioners. The letter also contains a controversial response about fathers and social issues urging a return to God for help. Richard J. Marshall Sr. signs from 1400 Second Ave SE Apt. 102.

13Th Street Frank E. Rocarek 13Th St Richard J. Marshall Sr Second Ave Apt

Mall merchants respond to Westdale strikers call

A mall shopkeeper urges readers to support the strikers in spirit but not boycott, noting stores pay rent to the mall office yet workers feel employed by their own business. He cites long hours and special duties, asks customers to patronize stores and avoid disrupting everyday commerce.

Hahn Corporation

Cedar Rapids Horseman's Club hosts annual rides for disabled guests

The Cedar Rapids Horseman's Club provided a five hour afternoon of horseback and wagon rides for 200 disabled children and adults, plus food and time with club members. Coordinator Marcie Hosch thanks attendees and KGAN for coverage.

Amey Cedar Rapids Horseman's Club KGAN Marcie Hosch Fifth St. SF

Ideas for what all of us should learn

This column discusses E D Hirsch Cultural Literacy and the decline of American cultural literacy due to shifts in 20th century education. It highlights the role of foundational documents like the Constitution and Bible, changing terms such as abortion, and the need for a stable general knowledge base that literate adults expect in civic discourse.

State Department Congress U.S E.D. Hirsch Houghton Mifflin Hirsch America John Dewey California Mexico Mississippi

American Dictionary of Cultural Literacy debate

Outlooks article discusses Eastern Iowans and scholars like Hirsch arguing for a unified cultural literacy standard. It describes a project to define essential information for all Americans while preserving local control. Benefits include better public discourse and reduced functional illiteracy.

Rurson United States

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