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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1981
Page
6
In Linn County the job market shows resilience amid recession with diverse sectors like heavy manufacturing retail and construction aiding recovery. Optimism centers on lower interest rates and renewed hiring, while regional trends contrast with national slumps and emphasize cautious but hopeful outlook for 1982.
The Reagan administration seeks to revive several rejected education proposals, including ending government loan interest subsidies and tightening Pell grant rules. Critics warn deep cuts could hinder long term growth, noting that education remains essential for economic strength and national security.
Letter to the Gazette argues foreign aid fuels resentment and bigotry and damages self respect. It contends welfare harms the poor, cites Rome and modern U S decline, and urges severe cuts or abolition, contrasting with readers who profit from programs. It also discusses Wayne Dyer and a first name basis approach to service workers.
The TV movie Sizzle features Loni Anderson delivering a strong performance as Julie, a winner for the right causes. The piece praises Anderson and the character for promoting progressive change through her portrayal.
On Nov. 30 at Geneva talks opening Rostow warned arms-control aims risk rewarding conventional war and expansionist Soviet behavior. He argued SALT success has faded and fears of nuclear war remain if the USSR continues expansionism. Yet Reagan prioritizes limits on nuclear arsenals as essential to avoiding nuclear catastrophe.
Russell Baker argues the American housing market favors old homeowners over young buyers. He details how rising values create a closed loop for trade ins, leaving renters and new couples unable to afford entry, while tax breaks favor mortgage holders. He warns of a potential youth backlash and societal tension if this persists.
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