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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1995
Page
7
Readers report so called subliminal pornography in media from Disney films to ads. Examples include claims about Lion King imagery, a Grasshopper label, Spot the dog, and Bugs Bunny crossdressing. The survey lists multiple interpretive findings with sensational tone.
Iowa City readers submit provocative items from ads and media, ranging from distorted images to innuendo laced slogans and controversial toys, all criticizing or provoking notions of decency. The column vows to investigate and denies collusion with advertisers.
An opinion column discusses the federal budget stalemate and deep ideological divides over welfare. It cites Eugene McCarthy's view of social justice and argues that despite ample production, many Americans especially children cannot share in growth, raising questions about responsibility and policy.
A humorous column imagines Christmas wishes for GOP candidates like Forbes, Taylor, Alexander, Dole, Gramm, Buchanan and Keyes amid Iowa and Louisiana caucus politics. It riffs on wealth, distractions, and campaign feints as Branstad and Kennedy face pressure over early caucuses while lists of declared candidates appear for New Hampshire voters.
Jim Leach, new chair of the House Banking Committee, laments the rough start of GOP rule, saying the changing of the guard has become a brawl and personalities overshadow issues. He aims to reform banking rules and continues Whitewater scrutiny amid leadership tensions with Newt Gingrich.
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