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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1992
Page
5
A letter asserts the economy staggers from 1929 onward as manufacturing rose while wages lagged. It argues policymakers cut spending, hurting jobs, and criticizes taxation shifts and social-service cuts. The writer calls for more human work and less machine dominance to avert disaster.
A reflection on the U S Constitution as the nation’s premier framework for liberty and governance. It highlights speech rights, the balance of power, religion in public life, and the duty of elected leaders to respond to public demands for a more perfect union.
The piece argues consent defines rape and urges a three day waiting period before sex, applying to all relationships including marriage. It frames sex as a mutual, premeditated choice and states consent should be clearly recognized well before any act. The author claims most sexual encounters occur within ongoing relationships.
The University of Iowa aims to boost graduate quality amid national concerns about skilled applicants. Students can now take an American Popular Arts course featuring Elvis Presley, while local media provides front page coverage. Marion resident Berwyn Glaze notes progress.
The writer questions whether NOW and its lawyers will face the same media portrayal and legal consequences as Wichita pro life protesters who disrupted abortion clinics. They note local ministers supported peaceful actions and urge parity in arrest and fines.
The piece links Groundhog Day to medieval badger lore and Brigid’s day on February 1. It traces serpent and dragon motifs from Celtic mounds to Minoan and Viking symbolism, mentions Up Helly Aa in Shetland and Orkney, and notes Shakespearean connections to Hamlet and Ophelia etymology.
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