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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1988
Page
6
In his budget address Gov. Terry Branstad pushes for higher cigarette and gasoline taxes, a four percent out-of-state catalog sales tax, and a $1.75 per gallon wine cooler tax while aiming to curb local property taxes. He argues these measures will raise billions, modernize highways, and fund state services amid dire finances.
The 1987 consumer price index rose 4.4 percent, a modest gain praised as manageable. December inflation slowed to 0.1 percent largely due to lower energy costs, with economists forecasting a 4 to 5 percent range for long term planning.
A Cedar Rapids reader letter urges Planning Commission support for a mobile auto repair business with a four hour service limit, a state hazardous materials permit, and proper reporting of violations, while noting media fairness and regulatory needs. The piece frames broader policy debates and local business concerns.
President Reagan calls Iowa caucuses a rare chance to unleash human potential. He urges citizens to attend early February caucuses and choose the best candidates to serve democracy, stressing growth and progress depend on free minds and participation.
The notice states that letters do not vouch for accuracy or judge opinions, and that readers may publish corrections or counterpoints. It explains equal opportunity for letters and clarifications in the same forum.
Cathy Mayor Shipley voices concern about ongoing crime affecting homes livelihoods and families. She highlights perceived leniency toward theft compared with severe crimes and calls for stricter enforcement and accountability.
The speaker argues for a mandatory Medicare assignment bill to curb up to 50 percent overpayment to senior citizens and disabled Iowans. They condemn greed, insist doctors deserve fair income, and urge relief for those who helped build the country.
Residents of eastern Iowa are urged to express their views through a public survey. Officials aim to gather input on community needs, services, and future developments to guide local decisions and planning.
An Iowa style precinct caucus pamphlet encourages residents to attend on Monday Feb 8 to vent concerns about county state and federal government. It promotes citizen-led resolutions and supports Ron Paul as a proponent of honest money and balanced budgets. It argues small groups can influence policy at local and national levels.
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