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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1990
Page
6
Joe Hladky III is President. Ken Slaughter serves as Vice President and Treasurer. Dale Larson holds the role of General Manager. John Robertson is the Executive Editor and Jerry Elsen is Editor of Editorial Pages with the Editorial Board chaired by an unnamed chair.
The Asahi Shimbun editorial analyzes Japan's 1980s wealth surge driven by land and stock inflation, warns of asset bubbles, rising inequality, and economic instability, and urges policy shifts toward tax reform, land value appraisal alignment, and infrastructure investment to steer the economy toward a more balanced, domestic-focused structure in the early 1990s. It notes BoJ actions, stock gains, and the role of foreign investments and luxury assets in widening wealth gaps.
Editorial notes Noriega’s turn from sanctuary to U S custody as Bush aims to protect Americans restore democracy and seek justice. The surrender risks international backlash while paving the way for a potentially slow trial and legal resolution to past U S action in Panama.
The Crosby alligator case stirs talk at Coggan tavern and Cedar Rapids. Law and local ordinance clash with fascination for an atmosphere bringing the reptile indoors. Experts urge choosing dogs and cats over exotic pets for welfare and practical reasons.
Thank you notes praise support from Linn Jones and Delaware counties for disaster relief after Hugo and the California quake. Donations exceed 51000 with 188735 sheltered, 12 million meals served, aiding over 150000 families as Red Cross continues long term assistance.
A Greensboro News and Record compilation lists ten motives Noriega gave for surrender. It notes Ed McMahon hoax victory, Vatican capital punishment stance, ACC season kickoff, Florida winter plans, and other humorous or speculative reasons cited by fans and observers.
The article notes American troops around the Vatican Embassy in Panama played provocative rock songs to demoralize Manuel Noriega. It cites specialists claiming music could force a surrender, while humorously pointing out no international law bans such methods.
Robert Creel laments overuse of complected and praises complexioned as a preferred term. Dictionaries flag complected as colloquial and discuss unbeknownst while noting pronunciation nuances between populace and populous and between prophecy and prophesy.
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