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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1992
Page
4
Editorial argues for biennial state sessions to curb costs and ethics concerns while noting voter approval is required for a constitutional amendment. It examines potential benefits and risks, including budget planning, policy timing, and possible unicameral reforms, urging legislators and voters to drive the solution.
Political scientist Seizaburo Sato of the University of Tokyo notes Japan and the United States resemble a tired couple not ready to split. He says anti American sentiment eased after the Gulf War ended in 1991 while some officials criticize work ethic and U.S. leaders tactics. Other observers see neutral to favorable signals amid trade and social tensions.
A lengthy critique argues that Seattle’s bid to buy the Mariners faces xenophobic opposition from some baseball owners. The piece notes Seattle’s history with club ownership, details Hiroshi Yamauchi’s 60 percent stake via Nintendo, and warns that denying Seattle could trigger further legal and reputational battles for the sport.
A guest column urges Congress to pass an economic growth package by March 20 including a 5000 dollar first time homebuyer credit an investment tax allowance and a 500 increase in the dependent deduction. It notes past fast acts and warns public pressure may force swift action amid a political year.
Sam Marion of 3470 Oriole Ct NE criticizes media emphasis on Bill Clinton’s private life. The letter argues voters should judge him by national issues such as jobs health care education and the environment and calls for buying American and limiting imports.
Fritz Weber voices frustration with journalists and TV coverage. He urges a three month pause on negative commentary to restore consumer confidence and support for the economic recovery, citing past misjudgments by commentators.
A fragmented column riffs on overused metaphors in headlines and chatter from Washington to Iowa County. It catalogues lines about warm receptions, favorite receivers, political football, and the phrase gutting a story, noting how pundits repeat cliches on cold days and in headlines.
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