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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1983
Page
6
The piece treats the 1980 Carter briefing book as a petty, long-standing campaign tactic. It argues no concrete harm or new information emerged, labeling the theft as junior skulduggery common in politics. The author cites Goldwater’s 1964 tactics as precedent and criticizes sensational outrage.
FAA proposes fire retardant cabin materials and seat covers to buy 40 to 60 seconds for evacuation. Airlines would implement during refurbishing cycles to limit fuel cost increases. Early smoke detectors and battery powered cabin lights are favored as immediate safety measures.
The piece argues that national problems could trigger heavy corporate taxes, risking government takeover of firms and ending the free market. It urges business to openly engage with government, adopt data driven public advocacy, and reorient toward the public good to restore credibility and democratic participation. It envisions managers shaping policy through dialogues with politicians and communities.
Periodic observations invite readers to express views on economic education corporate communication and civic engagement. Nancy Cezia Schirm of Cedar Rapids, vice president marketing at St Luke's Hospital, reflects on the link between informed employees and better business decisions, policy collaboration, and shared progress.
A reader condemns speeding on Northwood Drive NE after resurfacing, urging action to protect pedestrians. The letter also argues about national policy, inflation, unemployment, and taxes, criticizing both political parties and questioning Christian virtue of presidents.
A Tucson resident recalling his return to C R after moving in 1978 praises city improvements. He highlights clean streets, tidy homes, well kept parks at Ellis and Bever, and new facilities like a transportation center and library. He notes blight areas needing restoration and sends greetings to friends.
The Gazette invites letters from readers up to 400 words. Include writer name, street address, and signature. provide a telephone number for authentication, not published. Letters should address issues and events, not personalities. no verse. One letter per writer every 30 days.
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