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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1981
Page
8
The Gazette argues U S policy must balance swift retribution with flexible response to varying terrorist acts. It notes 2700 incidents since 1968, urges no concessions to blackmail, and questions preannounced guarantees while preserving patience for hostages and embassy attacks.
The National Coalition on Television Violence says since last year 16 people have killed themselves imitating Deer Hunter Russian roulette scenes after the film aired on TV. Producers defend the work as art while critics warn about risky impact and real world copycat violence.
The piece decries post crisis euphoria over the hostages, arguing public rituals stitched to victory signs and feelings mask real costs. It warns that celebratory language and televised patriotism distract from policy failures and a shift toward emotional thinking over reason.
The piece argues Reagan must move quickly to curb domestic spending while delivering promised tax cuts to ease market fears. It warns that slow action could entrench inflationary pressures and erode confidence in fiscal policy, risking a Keynesian-like short term boost with long term inflation.
Roscoe Drummond argues the American public seeks steady leadership and frank communication from President Reagan. He contrasts political performance with Roosevelt style fireside chats and urges regular, nonpartisan updates to sustain confidence as inflation and spending are addressed.
The text critiques common errors in news writing and grammar, illustrating misused prepositions and awkward constructions. It offers corrected forms and stresses precise language, citing examples from Newsday Service UPI and a book review.
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