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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1989
Page
6
Editorial argues lawmakers deserve higher pay around 20 000 yearly but questions whether Iowa needs 50 senators and 100 representatives. It notes full time duties from sessions and services and calls for studying a 20 percent cut to 40 senators and 80 representatives after reapportionment with no net cost increase.
The piece discusses the North Iran Contra affair and the possibility of delaying or steering a legal solution. It argues for a plan where Bush testifies before his oath and Reagan after leaving office to avoid a constitutional crisis and possible cover up, while ensuring fair proceedings and public confidence.
Critics argue Moscow's 1991 human rights conference spotlights Soviet shortcomings while supporters cite reforms. Gorbachev has released prisoners and relaxed emigration rules, though dissent and religious restrictions persist. U.S. backing is seen as encouragement for continued changes.
Barry Rubin argues that Muammar Gaddafi's mix of outdated ideology and modern weaponry threatens U.S. interests and regional stability. He cites Libyan support for terrorists, a recent U.S. strike, and a reported chemical weapons factory as signs Libya may push for broader conflict.
A letter blasts the editorial on volunteerism under Reagan, arguing private aid fills government gaps. It details Linn-Mar Future Homemakers of America Christmas adoptions, 23 Marion area families helped, with donor groups including K Mart East and econofoods. June Marie Crow signs as Linn-Mar FHA president.
The Gazette discusses a religious stance condemning tarot reading and astrology. It quotes Deuteronomy 18 10 12 and John 8 44 noting these practices draw believers from God. It urges turning to Jesus Christ and God’s plans of hope for the future.
Washington criticizes James Baker for backing a 1991 Moscow human rights meeting as part of a Soviet trade off. The piece argues Reagan era pressure and Gorbachev diplomacy shifted Western leverage, easing the Iron Curtain while delaying broader rights demands.
The piece discusses whether the word whereabouts takes a singular or plural verb, noting authorities favor different approaches. It cites Carl Kane and AP Stylebook, contrasts dictionary guidance, and mentions plural forms in abbreviations like DRGs and RSVPs with notes on apostrophes and affect versus effect.
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