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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1989
Page
4
Dan Quayle imitates George Bush in manner and approach to the vice presidency, signaling to observers that he understands what it takes to be effective. Carl Mears reports from Washington on the VP hopeful’s strategy and its reception by leadership.
Quayle says his work will be private and one-on-one with the president, meeting daily and sharing ideas without public forums. Bush notes the vice presidency will be a supporting, evolving role with occasional public assignments and private consultations shaping policy.
Ronald Reagan exits the presidency amid strong approval, 68 percent in a New York Times CBS poll from January 12 to 15. He critics say he avoided details, pushed tax cuts, and pursued a thaw with the Soviet Union while facing a swollen federal deficit.
The article reviews how deficits rose during Reagan’s two terms despite budgets often being Congress approved. It notes six of eight years had lower enacted budgets than proposed, supplemented by additions from both chambers. Reagan’s stance on balancing the budget shifted amid a large military buildup and rising debt, with evolution in arms control and perceptions of the Reagan Revolution.
More than six months after President Reagan offered compensation to families of 290 killed when the USS Vincennes shot down an Iran Airways jet, little progress has occurred. U.S. officials cite legal and procedural hurdles and say no formal request to Congress has been made. Hostages in Lebanon remain untouched as Washington and Tehran stay at impasse.
A concise guide on delivering reprimands that correct behavior without demoralizing staff. It outlines focused feedback, clear expectations, and follow up to reduce conflict and sustain team motivation.
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