UNESCO plan for development program draws fire over press control
In Acapulco a 35 nation meeting outlined UNESCO's IDPC to aid media in developing regions. Critics warn the plan promotes government run news agencies and propaganda, risking Western-funded control and reduced journalist freedom.
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Ray signals possible bid for sixth Iowa governor term
Robert Ray shows no fixed pattern for announcing a sixth term but builds a young staff and hints at a run. Although 53, his tenure nears 14 years in 1982, a record-long stay for a Iowa governor. The Retire Ray Committee, Democratic Branch, is preparing for a possible race.
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Tax Rules Spark Debate Over Congress Tax Breaks
Letters to The Gazette argue that January 13, 1982 marks Congress becoming a privileged ruling class as the IRS issues rules enabling Senators and Representatives to avoid paying income tax on their $60,660 salaries.
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Tax dodge metals in Congress and Cedar Rapids school board critique
A Cedar Rapids reader denounces congressional tax loopholes allowing deductions for travel and living costs, notes retroactive effects on 1981 earnings, and criticizes the school board for autocratic decisions. The writer urges voters to challenge policymakers and supports Wilson parents fighting to keep their school open.
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Gazette Letters Policy Adopts Authorship Rules
The Gazette invites reader opinions within a 400 word limit and notes letters may be edited. Writers must provide name, street address and signature, with a non published phone number for authentication. Anonymity is not allowed and no verse is printed. Only one letter per writer every 30 days.
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Carrier’s Philosophy on Early Morning Paper Delivery
A letter from Henrietta M. Ruff of South Amana thanks newspaper carriers for regular dawn deliveries in all weather. She recounts a carrier’s reply about appreciating the beauty of early mornings to overlook the cold.
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Reagan deficit policy tested by savings gap and Japan model
Commentator argues the Reagan budget relies on deficits despite calls for balance. Japan shows large deficits can be managed with high savings. the U S lacks such savings, risking higher interest rates and a stalled economy as the deficit grows. The piece warns that the administration may be betting on an unstable foundation.
Reflective light bathes 'Dark Ages' What, m e worry?
The narrator and Bonzo Blotto discuss liberalism, Reagan era policies, and a looming Dark Age as unemployment rises. The piece links economic strain to potential urban violence and calls for measures to ease joblessness and tensions while debating liberal and conservative ideals.
East Iowa Readers Speak Their Minds Column
Periodic observations from Eastern Iowa residents invited to share personal views. Topics are unlimited and the views are theirs, reflecting local thought and community perspectives.
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