Prospect list twist spurs IRS scrutiny in mail-order era
The Gazette editorial argues the IRS could use a computer generated, income based mail-order list to target high earners with unpaid taxes. It notes firms like Dunhill, Donnelley, Polk, and Metromail supply data, while DMA ethics limit use. critics fear privacy invasion and industry harm if enforcement data leaks out.
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New York
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nevada
Donnelley Market Service
R.L. Polk
Metromail
Direct Marketing Association
Dunhill Co
Washington, D.C
IRS
Heat bill woes spark aid and planning for Eastern Iowa
Residents face sharp winter bills as arctic weather drives calls for help. Advice encouragesMonthly installments or lump sums via Project Aid, use of averaging plans to avoid large summer bills, and energy audits for leaks. Composed urging support for HACAP Urban Center and partner utilities.
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Arctic
Iowa
Jesse Jackson reshapes New Hampshire politics with impromptu energy
In Manchester and Hanover the Jesse Jackson campaign draws mixed reactions as his spontaneous rallies energize supporters and draw skeptics. His focus on peace and bold rhetoric contrasts with money and organization gaps, shaping expectations ahead of the February 28 primary.
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Manchester
N.H
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
New Hampshire
Syria
Chicago
Freshman nurses training audience asks about future patients
A reader asks which will be the first patient after State Boards in 1987 and argues nurses, farms, and food supply tie together. The letter links nurse demand, beef and pork production, eggs, and farm programs, urging parity and oversight. It also notes Cedar Rapids council hearings on the Galleria bonds and urban revitalization.
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Turkey
NFO
Cedar Rapids
Central Area East
Chilling weather links health and faith to prophecy
The Jan 3 editorial argues unusual global weather affects health and behavior, citing scientific links between air changes and arthritis, heart disorders, and mental illness. It contrasts hot and cold extremes with higher hospital admissions, crime, and disease, then ties chaotic trends to biblical prophecy and end-time signs.
Cabbage Patch Kid Craze Too Big for Some Voices
Readers weigh in on the Cabbage Patch Kids phenomenon. They call the fuss excessive though noting birth certificates and adoption papers, handmade dolls, and strong demand. They question longevity and urge a break from the craze.
Sum of its parts and the makeup of comprise
A short guide on usage shows comprise for the whole made up of parts and compose for the parts forming the whole. Christie correctly used comprise listing all guests, while the reporter’s line should have used make up for the main line of defense against waste.
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Agatha Christie
Clayton
Major Curtis
Spence
Miss Christie
National enthusiasm as nursery of genius quote
A saying highlights that public excitement fuels creative genius and innovation. It frames collective energy as a catalyst for individual brilliance. The remark links national mood to progress in science and culture.
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