Missing the boat on immigrants in Iowa
The Gazette editorial critiques Iowa for being unfriendly to immigrant entrepreneurs and highlights UNI's study on immigrant small business needs in 17 northeast Iowa counties. It urges improving language access business planning help and community outreach to nurture immigrant startups and boost local economies.
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Privatization of Social Security debate and letters to editor
Before the election President Bush denied privatizing Social Security. He supports diverting payroll taxes to private funds, risking the system conceived as insurance. Critics warn of solvency issues, while insiders suggest extending wage taxation or rejecting privatization amid broader policy battles. Readers respond with letters on justice and government reforms.
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Conservatives claim abstinence guarantees no pregnancy or STDs and that sex education in schools promotes sex. A reader argues teens can abstain only with a culture supporting it and opposes school teaching safe sex, deeming it immoral and disapproving of sex entirely.
Pentagon to reexamine global strategy and force cuts
Michael O'Hanlon argues for a broad Pentagon review, proposing sharp cuts and reforms across air sea and land forces. He favors delaying the Army's future combat system and trimming joint strike fighter purchases while sustaining overall budget growth at inflationary rates.
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