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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1995
Page
4
Editorial notes Clinton's economic gains. deficit reduction and lower inflation bolster credibility. It criticizes Clinton on character issues and Arkansas finances while noting Wall Street downsizing and job-market restructuring. Sees State of the Union as test of resilience.
A commentary notes that many states plan to urge Congress to amend the Constitution to ban flag desecration. It contrasts this with the long standing protection of free speech and questions the move as ironic and conditional freedom. An Iowa legislator is quoted on the looming momentum in the House and Senate.
The piece argues a midterm address for President Clinton should be modest and measured rather than a disruptive keynote. It notes the historical pattern of big buildup followed by letdown and suggests focusing on incremental progress given Clinton’s 43 percent vote and mixed ratings.
J Richard Munro chair of Points of Light Foundation defends the nonprofit against Los Angeles Times claims. He notes 80 percent of funds go to programs and emphasizes 20 percent administrative costs. He lists outreach figures and invites calls to discuss financial stewardship.
Major Richard Strommer thanks Cedar Rapids and Marion supporters for a Christmas campaign that surpassed its goal, raising 200542 dollars to fund hot meals emergency relief and grocery vouchers for thousands of Eastern Iowans in need.
A reader argues Congress should experience living on minimum wage to grasp real costs and praxes. They challenge welfare cutoff and question the availability of good paying jobs, noting 17 000 unemployed seeking aid. They urge workable earnings beyond minimum wage.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites public letters and guest columns. Submissions must include the writer’s full name signature full street address and daytime phone number. Anonymous letters are not accepted and editing may occur.
The writer asks whether violent toys video games and clothing drive youth aggression. They compare domestic violence to communism as a grave threat and urge national focus. They note popular violent items may shape early attitudes and influence teenagers' actions.
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