Art Heusinkveld Editorial Page Editor Leader
Art Heusinkveld serves as Editor of Editorial Pages and chairs the Editorial Board, guiding opinion and editorial direction for the publication.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1982
Page
8
Government faces facts in veteran radiation claims
Editorial argues for clear fact finding on late harm claims from 1950s atomic tests. It questions Brandon allegations and urges FOIA, subpoenas, and independent testing to settle whether veterans suffered illness. It posits public interest requires fair compensation if harm is proven.
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Exservicemen
Iowa bill nudges leasing of abandoned schools before new construction
A unanimously approved Senate bill requires public agencies seeking new quarters to first consider leasing closed school facilities. It aims to alert agencies to closings, yet coalitions argue sensible heads should assess options without mandate. The measure would merely require evaluation, not forced moves.
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Iowa
Senate
Cedar Rapids
Fillmore
11Th St
West Side
Budget critics overstate their case in Reagan budget debate
The piece argues critics exaggerate the harm of proposed cuts to social programs and the 1983 deficit. It defends the budget, cites rising food stamp and housing costs, and notes the deficit would be about 3.1 percent of GDP, urging cautious tax and spending adjustments rather than alarm.
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Washington
Reagan
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Reporter Refuses to Stand for President Sparks Letter Debate
Readers protest a TV reporter for remaining seated as President Reagan spoke to Iowa legislators. The letter commends Rep. Oxley for urging respect and calls for public input to uphold civility.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Rep. Oxley
Marion
Oxley
Mr. Oxley
UNESCO debate fuels U.S. concerns over press freedom
The article discusses a bold promotional feature by Smith-Kline in Time and Newsweek arguing that press and economic freedoms are at risk at the United Nations. It cites UNESCO tensions with the USSR, Taillores declarations, and U.S. influence through funding and veto power, noting a UNESCO compromise to aid LDC information access possibly by 1983.
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Time
Newsweek
U.N
Smith-Kline
UNA
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
U.S.S.R
Free World
Taillores
France
Weinstein
America
Associated Press
United Press
Britain
Reuters
France- Presse
LDC
Russia
Tass
Kremlin
Ldcs
U.S
Supervising Council
Eastern Iowans invited to share thoughtful observations
Cy Douglass of Marion a retired journalist and former AP bureau chief in Oklahoma City Boston and Des Moines now serves as executive director of the United Nations Association Iowa Division inviting local residents to express their viewpoints on any topic as a public forum.
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Cy Douglass of
Marion
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Boston
Des Moines
United Nations Association
Iowa
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