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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1983
Page
8
J P Hladky Jr chairs the board while Joe Hladky III serves as president and publisher and John Robertson holds the role of managing editor in the local newsroom leadership lineup.
The piece argues delaying ASAT tests may prevent space war by preserving intelligence capabilities and deterring surface conflicts. It notes Soviet dominance in ASAT tech, U S tests on the horizon, and that space warfare could be less catastrophic than surface nuclear war, urging caution before rushing new arms races.
After a deadly 1982 grain elevator blast, OSHA and unions pushed dust limits. the OMB blocks publication citing insufficient demonstrated benefits. House Agriculture Committee members push for tighter dust containment, warning further delays could invite more explosions.
A historical critique argues that preferential primaries waste money and distort candidate effort. It notes the rise of party conventions and pledged electors, warns of early, distant races shaping a national vote, and urges abolishing the primaries rather than expanding or reforming them.
The piece argues the Democratic Party has become socialist in effect, citing Michael Harrington and Maurice Cranston. It urges a conservative front man like John Glenn or even a leftward third party to counter Reagan, predicting Republicans may win the South and West while Democrats chase a broader base.
The piece questions Marcos regime and Manila airport security after Benigno Aquino is killed. It cites Salvador Laurel and others pressing for answers, notes Kyodo reports, criticizes Reagan administration hesitancy, and discusses extradition treaty implications and potential U S pressure.
A proverb attributed to Daniel Defoe argues it is better to have a lion leading an army of sheep than a sheep leading an army of lions, illustrating caution about leadership power and courage.
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