Harkin Grandstands Over Yeutter Nomination
Gazette editorial criticizes Senator Harkin for demanding a full FBI probe into Clayton Yeutter's past at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. The piece calls the moves unnecessary political grandstanding and defends Yeutter's qualifications. It notes the FBI inquiry may clarify but faults Harkin for public accusations.
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Tom Harkin
Agriculture
nomi_nee Clayton Yeutter
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
FBI
Yeutter
Exchange
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
School Shortfalls and Economics Education Through the Decades
The article reviews shifts in U S schooling from 1970s concerns about reading and geography to 1980s gains in literacy while criticizing economics teaching. It notes limited student exposure to economic realities, contrasts urban and rural awareness, and critiques test design and arid early textbooks.
Joint Eskimo Expedition Aims Bering Strait Trek
United States and Soviet Union officials announce plans for a joint trek by Eskimos and explorers across the Bering Strait from Siberia to Alaska. The two nations hope to ease Cold War tensions through a two month expedition amid frigid 40 degrees below zero conditions.
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United States
Soviet Unions
Bering Strait
Siberia
Alaska
Kirkwood Now OK Says Community College Class Story
An instructor at Kirkwood Community College reflects on campus stereotypes and a shift in reputation. He recalls student pride, the affordability and transfer links to four year colleges, NEH grants, and evolutions from early faults to a respected two year institution serving Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids
Asia
Social Sciences
Communication Arts
Historical Culture
United States
Career Education Division
Iowa
Letters to the Gazette on Reye's syndrome and aspirin use
The Harrison School Newsletter editor warns parents about Reye's syndrome linked to aspirin use during flu chicken pox or viral illnesses. It lists warning symptoms after fever subsides and urges aspirin free substitutes and physician consultation.
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Iowa
Reye’s
Harrison School
Senator thanks district volunteers for re election efforts
The senator expresses gratitude to district volunteers for aiding reelection as the 73rd General Assembly begins. He notes upcoming decisions on K-12 funding, road use tax allocations, and economic development resources, inviting District 22 voters to share comments and suggestions.
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73Rd General Assembly
Iowa
Farewell to Kaul in Cedar Rapids Letters
A reader laments Donald Kaul leaving The Gazette and cites his Jan. 22 column as ridiculous. The letter argues gun laws could not prevent a Stockton killer, suggests illegal guns or other means, and praises Kaul’s move to the Des Moines Register.
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Donald Kaul
the Gazette
Stockton
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Des Moines Register
Register
Controversial Congressional Pay Raise Debate Deepens
The piece notes slow Senate action with February dates for a vote while House leaders delay. It highlights Grassley and Tauke pushing repeal bills amid partisan rhetoric. The column urges citizens to see through Democrat messaging and rising costs.
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Senate
Chuck Grassley
Tom Tauke
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