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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1992
Page
4
The editorial urges Iowa and other farming states to press for concrete farm policy fixes beyond platitudes. It argues farmers should act to influence public policy, identify solvable problems, set priorities, and maintain pressure while parties compete in upcoming conventions.
Cedar Rapids voters hear that cities and schools can trim election expenses by using volunteers at polling places. Linn County auditor Linda Langenberg says training will be provided, and even modest pay adds up, especially in special elections.
Washington columnist argues that Democrats cannot sidestep Congress as Republicans sharpen attacks on the legislative branch. Clinton’s risk is alienating lawmakers who, despite convention optics, shaped votes on unemployment benefits, civil rights protections, and research funding before Election Day.
In a July 13 letter Michael V Musel argues for a brief moment of silence before school, opposed to school taught prayer, notes private Christian schooling is costly or scarce, and asserts Judeo Christian morality as a remedy. He cites values of morality and mutual respect.
A letter argues that adopting the Equal Rights Amendment would ruin the traditional family structure, erase male provision roles, and ban gender-based distinctions. It warns of job losses for married men and calls for voting against ERA to preserve family values and social order.
The writer of What's behind NOW's vehemence did not attend Eleanor Smeal's UNI talk this spring. Smeal spoke on workplace discrimination and the glass ceiling, with no mention of gay rights. Abortion was discussed only in a question. Pennsylvania's ERA history is noted, but ERA itself is just equal treatment under law. People cited include Sue Selvey and others.
Tourism officials gasp as a crocodile breaches the grounds of a renovated pioneer home in Florida. The playful headline captures a shock moment while hinting at the larger tourism impact and local curiosity.
A reader asks to reprint Bob Greene's "Unconventional commentary" on the front page, arguing that the public can hear think and know what the speaker said without expert mediators. The letter urges broad dissemination of the columnist's ideas.
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