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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1980
Page
6
The Gazette notes OPEC's December talks may lift benchmark from 30 to 32 dollars per barrel amid Saudi plans to restore price harmony. Output shifts since the Iranian revolution and Iraq's resumed shipments dampen a market already glutted, with potential cuts to 8.5 million BPD.
The United States stops $25 million in aid to El Salvador after the deaths of four Americans including three nuns and a lay missionary. The move targets military credits linked to security forces blamed for civilian violence amid a creeping rightward shift in the Salvadoran government and rising civil war fears.
A Washington opinion piece argues secular humanists led by Dr. Paul Kurtz publish a declaration that religion opposes democracy and science. The author contends religion and evangelical figures uphold democratic rights and criticizes humanists for excluding believers from moral decisions. The piece asserts religion will endure this challenge.
Readers contest Hirt’s biblical interpretation using Genesis Romans Exodus and Luke. They argue God’s exclusivity and authority, faith in Christ, and the reality of heaven and hell, citing Romans 10 17 Hebrews 11 16 and Romans 3 10 18 to defend salvation through Jesus Christ.
A letter condemns road hunters who stop their cars to chase pheasants on land without permission. It argues trespassing harms hunting’s reputation and urges landowners to respond, noting most Iowa hunters seek permission and respect property rights.
James Reston argues Reagan should be given time to choose a Cabinet and White House staff without pressure from advisers and critics. He notes the difficulty of balancing experienced executives with political scrutiny and the need for space to develop his conservative philosophy at home and abroad.
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