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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1992
Page
6
The editorial reflects on 1991 as a disappointing year, contrasting gloom with cautious optimism for 1992. It recalls a forecast made at the start of 1991 that 1991 would exceed expectations, notes early positive signals, and acknowledges subsequent sobering outcomes.
The article argues for viewing 1992 as a time of healing and renewed optimism despite lingering gloom. It notes optimism about the economy, Bush, and trade strength, while warning against self fulfilling pessimism and media exaggeration. It wishes Gazette readers a prosperous New Year.
Retired and established Latino leaders resist the rising, diverse Mexican American generation reshaping identity and policy. They fear selling out and struggle to broaden support amid the Reagan era's political shifts, with Cesar Chavez cited as a controversial figure even as attitudes evolve.
Ruben Navarrett Jr. argues Latinos face a rift between established leaders and a rising generation seeking diverse, independent voices. He critiques ethnic litmus tests and calls for redefining legitimate Latino leadership beyond old guard rhetoric amid cultural and political clashes. He notes Reagan, Bush eras, and warns against an aging guard’s legacy of irrelevance.
An editorial lauds Javier Perez de Cuellar for strengthening the United Nations but notes it is broke as members miss payments. It urges President Bush to back arrearages and funds, highlighting IMF needs and the United States’ lag in funding multilateral aid.
A 50 percent service veteran from LeHarve Iowa City urges employers including government to end age and disability discrimination. He argues veterans are highly qualified, notes foreign clerks and buy Americans demand, and asks elected officials to act before the White House change.
A KGAN Night Side reporter provoked two McMurrin children by asking what they would tell their mother and father if they were present. Viewers condemn the interview as sensationalist and unfair to a family grieving a recent loss during Christmas.
A reader critiques farm and city banners that misstate health and finances. Examples show misused terms like shakedown for bowl announcements and multiple slayings versus killings, highlighting the difference between banners and binders in newspaper headlines.
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