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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1984
Page
9
JF Hladky Jr serves as chairman of the board of directors, guiding governance and strategic oversight for the organization. He chairs board meetings, liaises with executive leadership, and ensures fiduciary responsibilities are followed.
The Gazette editorial argues reporters are not enemies and urges a return to joint military press access. Ten major news groups call for hearings on Grenada policy and for Congress to reaffirm mission security and the public interest. All sides should see journalism as serving America.
Loving Care Learning Center owner states the facility meets state Social Services rules with on duty first aid staff and CPR trained employees. They cite summer training for all staff, a Mercy Hospital trauma line, and readiness to respond. Private home care under six children operates on a voluntary, uninspected basis.
A Kansas to Dubuque family faced car trouble on a frigid Saturday December 24 near the Ivanhoe Road crossing of Highway 30. Local residents opened their home fed them and used their truck to tow the disabled car to the garage. The father and two sons worked from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to restart the car, then invited them to stay overnight before continuing.
President Reagan swaps Clark to Interior and Meese to Justice while keeping old allies in key roles. The changes aim to align departments with experienced civil servants as McFarlane and Shultz cooperate, Baker gains prominence, and Easing tensions with the State Department shifts.
The piece outlines the 1981 approved indexing of federal tax rates and the debate over repealing it. It explains bracket creep, inflation, and how indexing would adjust brackets deductions and allowances to CPI. It notes potential revenue losses, with estimates of $97 billion from 1985 to 1988, and cites bipartisan concern.
The argument against indexing any part of the tax system warns it will worsen inflation, not curb it, and raise deficits by up to 40 billion dollars yearly. It claims CPI based tax tying hides the disease, punishes working poor, and is unaffordable amid 200 billion annual deficits.
The Gazette argues indexing taxes to inflation clarifies government spending and spreads the burden more fairly. It notes bracket creep raises revenues for inflation without real gains for most taxpayers, and says indexing plus possible spending cuts or tax increases can curb inflation and ensure low income earners pay their fair share.
The piece argues federal income tax indexing is fair and simple to counter inflation and force budgeting discipline. It notes bracket creep raises revenue without tax increases and claims indexing would reduce deficits, improve fairness, and better reflect government costs while avoiding erosion of incentives.
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