Art Heusinkveld Editor Leads Editorial Pages
Art Heusinkveld serves as Editor of Editorial Pages and chairs the Editorial Board, guiding opinion content and board governance for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1985
Page
6
It's over for now as hostages return home
Editorial notes relief at the release of 39 American hostages from Beirut while recalling justice for Robert Stethem and the seven others still in captivity. It cautions against political scorekeeping and hints at a broader fight against global terrorism as other crises unfold.
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Lebanon
TWA 39
Beirut
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
India
TWA
Children’s fear of nuclear war questioned by researchers
Across studies, researchers note little consistent anxiety about nuclear war among children, with some Harvard led surveys showing minimal concern. Critics say questioning context and parental influence shape fears, while anti-nuclear activists and media are blamed for scaring children and skewing policy debates.
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Bleeding Heart
U.S
Harvard Medical School
Soviet Union
Physicians For
Harvard
Jerome Kagan
Robert Coles
Coles
Nuclear terrorism fears push US Soviet cooperation gains
In Geneva US Vice President George Bush reports progress toward a joint approach to nuclear terrorism and a shared intent to act quickly against threats. The Standing Consultative Commission notes a mutual understanding to inform each other of any unauthorized nuclear incident and to bolster ABM Treaty viability amid ongoing arms talks.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Moscow
Washington
George Bush
Standing Consultative Commission
SCC
U.S
Gorbachev Pushes Domestic Reforms Amid Nuclear Standoff
A New York Times analysis notes Gorbachev hints at further walkouts while U S Soviet tensions linger. Moscow faces domestic pressures ahead of the February party congress as leaders posture over arms control. Public recrimination risks escalating the nuclear arms impasse and complicates mutual restraint efforts.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
U.S
Moscow
Carl Sagan
Gorbachev
Konstantin Chernenko
Krasnoyarsk
Leonid Brezhnev
Dnepropetrovsk
Communist Party
Letters mix politics and faith with Mental Health Month thanks
A reader letter argues for support of Israel citing biblical promises and warns against shifting funds from defense. The piece precedes notes of May Mental Health Month events organized by the Adult Mental Health Coalition with programs, films, theater, and speakers. Gratitude is expressed to contributors including Dick Soewell and Barry Norris, plus local organizations. Steve Graci endorses united mental health efforts in Linn County.
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Adult Mental Health Coalition
Dick Soewell
Jerry Christensen
Jane
Dee Ann Rexroat’s Oak Ridge Boys review criticized
Reader defends a Rexroat review of the Oak Ridge Boys concert noting missing praise for the little girl’s stage moment in Thank God for Kids and an all a cappella song absence. The letter argues Exile’s encore and fan reaction show country appeal and calls for apology for a biased critique.
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Dee Ann Rexroat
Sovereign citizens warn of liberty erosion in Declaration critique
An author argues the United States strayed from the Declaration of Independence noting British rights and later government overreach. He cites judges, laws, and bureaucracy as threats to unalienable rights and urges citizens to know and limit government to avoid a new Dark Age.
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Britain
Bank of England
George III
America
Jefferson
Republic
Alabama
Nebraska
United States
Outlooks from Eastern Iowans Invite Public Views
Periodic observations from thoughtful eastern Iowans invite citizens to share diverse perspectives. The column promotes free expression and welcomes a wide range of topics reflecting community voices.
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J.F. Hladky, Jr
Board of
Joe Hladky III
John Donnelly
John Robertson
Robert Stethem
Armis Reduction
Russia
The
Flora Lewis
U.S.S.R
New York Times Service
the Gazette
Israel
Jesus
God
Satan
Steve Graci
Mental Health Advocates of
Linn County
First Ave. NE
Exile
Don Kimball
Fayette
Iowa
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