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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1981
Page
6
The Supreme Court ruling affirms candidates' right to buy network ads even if networks refuse. It could accelerate start dates for campaigns, extend electioneering and raise costs, a prospect voters may resist. The Carter bid example shows networks blocking early ads to protect regular programming.
The high court upholds a 1972 law requiring candidates' reasonable access to TV and radio ads, granting the FCC control over campaign start dates. Editorial bias by stations must yield to regulation, risking longer, costlier campaigns and tighter speech limits. Comments compare to French politics under Mitterrand and NATO ties.
Rep Millicent Fenwick at a Strasbourg conference argues Western societies must articulate their goals beyond missiles and budgets. She links human rights to freedom of dissent and speech, urging a renewed sense of purpose to unite the alliance and inspire youth. The piece cites Aurelio Peccei on modern challenges and notes European doubts about American leadership and values.
The author argues for serious philosophy beyond money and status. He cites Pope and Blake, critiques pop lyrics and new critics, and urges deeper study to refine judgment. He contends art grows from disciplined learning and engagement with great tradition.
Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves here. The views are theirs. Ben Wolverton Jr., once a college literature and composition teacher in West Virginia Iowa and Minnesota, now lives with his wife Ann and four children on Birch Lake Farm near Troy Mills.
A reader defends garage sales against city regulation arguing the signs are harmless and enjoyable. They warn against overreach and suggest focusing on real nuisances like drainage litter barking dogs and crime instead of banning or charging for casual sales.
Public affairs officer of the 73rd Combat Support Hospital commends the unit for a successful annual training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. The goal was to move hospital gear to the field at night and be ready to medically support the 32nd Infantry Brigade the next morning. Evaluators gave excellent ratings on the move and overall readiness. Notable NCOs listed include Glen Hurt Jim Searson Denny Pagels Dave Clark John Diesing Jerry Goad and Harry Whidden.
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