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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1989
Page
6
The Census Bureau redefines poverty by including noncash benefits and real income such as health care, food stamps, subsidized lunches, and capital gains. The 1986 rate drops from 13.6% to 10.3%, with implications for policy and future historical comparisons.
Ali Sunni Muntasser urges the international community to condemn the U S action as unwarranted aggression after U S Navy fighters shoot down Libyan jets in the Mediterranean. Washington says pilots acted in self defense amid suspicions of a chemical weapons plant near Tripoli.
George Bush declines to critique salary increases for federal officials while noting he remains vice president until January 20 and will have a freer view after becoming president. He expects to be comfortable with the president’s decision.
A Washington Post letter from Paul Hewitt argues mid thirties professionals earning 115000 face rising costs and taxes, creating a perceived gap with older generations. He urges policies that reward savers, curb subsidies for the elderly, and reflect current housing and education costs without blaming the rich.
The excerpt critiques Forbes February piece tower or trickle by showing how debt and interest as GNP share mislead readers. It argues true burden equals 21 percent of annual general fund income after removing Social Security and Medicare, with total debt near 3 trillion and $225 billion in annual interest.
Leaders in Volunteerism Lindale Mall and WMT co sponsored a community effort December 1 to 15 to raise public awareness of ongoing volunteer needs. About 50 agency staff and volunteers staffed the mall booth while LIV members collect and prepare information to mail to agencies.
A letter argues against a single side controlled debate on abortion at Coe College. The writer urges a neutral, multi group forum with diverse themes and an unbiased moderator to explore life, government funding, freedom of choice, and safety concerns while avoiding a one sided agenda.
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