Rec center move seen as quality boost for Cedar Rapids
The Gazette argues the $7.75 million recreation center bond offers a major, broad-based improvement for Cedar Rapids. It urges a yes vote, noting centralized facilities save costs, improve access, and support services for children, teens, the elderly and the handicapped, while acknowledging details to be refined after approval.
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Resilient US job market seen in November payrolls
The report shows 103.2 million non farm jobs added with 5.9 percent unemployment, a broad based gains narrative. While some groups face high joblessness, overall indicators dispute recession fears and highlight growth under the Reagan era economic approach.
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Soviet Union a police state despite Gorbachev protest
The Moscow prepared briefing urged the line that political prisoners do not exist in the U S S R yet about 500 names are known to the West with more unlisted. Prisoners are jailed for religious activity or anti-Soviet defamation under Article 70 while state criticism is tightly controlled.
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Spending hodgepodge rots how Congress writes budgets
Washington digest on the continuing resolution debate notes Reagan readiness to veto a large CR that bundles every spending item. It warns the tactic weakens constitutional veto power and shifts control to the executive, with Evans pushing split-CR amendments and Edwards opposing line item veto.
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Why sue Why Falwell should not cash in on mockery
Russell Baker argues against Falwell seeking $200,000 damages from Hustler publisher Larry Flynt. He says the case risks a chilling effect on publishing and urges restraining lawsuits, suggesting horsewhipping editors as a better, older American remedy. He warns legal escalation degrades character and opens endless litigation.
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