Nixon Immunity Ruling Keeps President Off Civil Suit
Supreme Court rules 5 4 presidents and former leaders cannot be sued for official civil wrongs, upholding immunity while preserving criminal charges and impeachment. The Fitzgerald case against Richard Nixon ends without monetary payoff, urging restraint on lawsuit zeal.
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Iowa board embraces three point shot for girls basketball
The Iowa board of control votes to introduce the three point field goal in high school girls basketball, a move seen as radical yet consistent with new trends. Critics note contradictions as the split court six player game persists, while advocates hope players and crowds welcome the change.
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Hunger of Memory by Richard Rodriguez reviewed
A review notes how Rodriguez in Sacramento growing up as child of Mexican immigrants traces language as the bridge from private home to public life. The memoir chronicles a schooling journey from limited English to belonging, examining family ties, assimilation, and the costs of upward mobility.
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Saving and budgeting lessons shape American financial independence
A reflective essay urges careful saving over reliance on government support for college and retirement. It argues compounding, disciplined spending at 80 percent of income, and investment incentives from Congress help build wealth while criticizing broad dependence. It also discusses bilingualism, assimilation, and affirmative action through a thoughtful portrait of immigrant identity and “the Americaniza tion.”
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Thoughtful Eastern Iowans Share Views Here
Periodic observations from Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves. The topics are unlimited and the views are theirs. David W. Prudden of Cedar Rapids is an income tax consultant enrolled to practice before the IRS. He has worked with Collins Radio Arthur Andersen & Co the U S Navy and the Social Security Board.
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Reflections on Cedar Rapids and local arts scene
A visitor praises Cedar Rapids and the Plaza Mall in Mount Vernon for its ample parking and friendly atmosphere. He notes the arts and crafts show and antique auction featuring Gene Harris, and urges Gazette coverage of upcoming auctions while urging support for local artisans.
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Thoughtful homeowners laments theft of cream separator tank
Mr and Mrs Vernon Weininger complain after an overnight theft from their driveway. The couple mocks the culprits and wishes them guilt, citing personal faith and accountability. They also comment on a June 28 editorial about merchants’ discounts for Collins employees.
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Cedar Rapids billboards spark questions on illegal fireworks
A reader notes Cedar Rapids billboards advertising Shelton's fireworks while illegal fireworks are restricted in Iowa, questioning why signs promoting illegal purchases remain in public view before the Fourth of July.
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