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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1985
Page
6
Art Heusinkveld serves as editor of editorial pages and chairs the editorial board, guiding opinion content and board deliberations.
The Iowa Supreme Court sets maximums for court appointed lawyers as potential indigent defense. The piece links state actions to federal efforts to curb high fee incentives in major drug cases, weighing free market vs socialized fee models and contingency arrangements.
The piece argues federal housing standards should stay strong, noting Orangeburg pipe failures and Cedar Rapids limits. It cites Reagan era push to devolve power, concerns about inferior materials, and praise for local planners handling building matters without federal re approval.
Readers debate U S policy in the hemisphere arguing for clear goals and sanctions to promote democracy. They address the Gosch case criticism of police, Motley Crue concerts and Cedar Rapids civic pride, and shift in child support gender roles amid ERA and no fault divorce debates.
Sixty two two person teams played in the Buzz Hand Open Golf Tournament at St. Andrew's Golf Course Cedar Rapids July 28. Proceeds total 1750 funding garden plots at Sherman Street facility aiding tenants to grow produce and support housing for the physically disabled.
The Gazette outlines rules for letters to the editor. Submissions must include writer name street address signature and a non published phone number for authentication. Length up to 400 words and letters should address issues and events rather than personalities. One letter per writer every 30 days and no anonymous pieces.
The piece argues the atomic bombings were unnecessary and contends Japan could have been defeated through conventional means and negotiation. It critiques unconditional surrender rhetoric and cites military, diplomatic, and political factors including Tojo messages, Potsdam, and potential peace terms.
David WwW. Prudden of Cedar Rapids is an income tax consultant enrolled to practice before the IRS. He is a member of the National Association of Accountants.
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