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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1983
Page
6
The piece laments Iowa and California party maneuvering around early nominating contests. It notes Democratic leaders push to limit raw ballot numbers and require 20 percent thresholds, while warnings grow that open caucus rules invite legal and political backlash and possible federal intervention.
In a Senate move backed by Senator Grassley Iowa, the Defense Secretary must place a precise cost figure on the 100 B 1B bombers on order and report to Congress by January 31. Current data show the first 52 planes at 16.24 billion dollars.
A reader commends Doctor Russell Anthony for years of service as a small animal physician with Dr. Spear and questions his availability for public duties. The writer urges appointing another veterinarian to cover impounded or injured animals for ten thousand dollars annually until his Shrine leadership goal is achieved.
A Kennedy era rally urges Iowa farmers to boost production under NFO guidance. It calls for 1984 goals with full land use, high prices to draw youth to farming, and contracted processors paying the NFO 1 percent for services. Tribute to JFK ends this appeal.
A Cedar Rapids writer muses on urban design flaws like an overbuilt overpass, diverse religious unity, humane pet advocacy urging neutering and adoption, and the call for broader civic rent by businesses. He laments animal losses, advocates inclusive prayers, and urges sustained local cultural and economic support.
Kilpatrick argues the June 22 1982 Supreme Court 5-4 ruling against New Jersey’s 14 district plan shows a rigid push for absolute population equality. He notes minimal deviations existed and White’s dissent warned the decision undermines reputable representation and practical law.
Periodic observations from Cedar Rapids residents are invited here with unlimited topics. Robert C. Moorman, president of a local equipment company, serves on the national board of the American Cancer Society and participates in community service.
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