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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1983
Page
6
Art Heusinkveld, editor of editorial pages, was named chairman of the Editorial Board. The move appoints Heusinkveld to lead discussions on opinion pieces and page governance.
The Iowa editorial supports the governor's task force headed by Carole Harder. It urges immediate implementation of strict penalties for first offenders, uniform sentencing, victim compensation, and mandatory education. It questions open container bans and 10 pm carry-out limits, cautions on raising the drinking age, and praises statewide case monitoring.
Open meetings let the public see how officials spend money and how decisions affect lives. Journalists compare to neighbors who attend and report, serving as stand-ins for those who cannot attend. When reporters are barred, the public is denied access and so are the people.
Washington editorials warn that population growth in less developed nations could reach 79 percent of world population by 2000 and 83 percent by 2020, stressing rising birthrates, Africa and Asia growth, and the need for contraception and aid to avert crises.
Linn-Mar High School students ran a two day wedding management unit with 96 students. A mock wedding on May 20 drew 224 attendees and cost 3363 if real, yet expenses totaled 38 with donated tuxedos dresses and flowers from local businesses.
A letter argues that church diversity stems from mixing traditions and neglecting Old Testament law. It cites Babylonian influence, Catholic and Protestant blends, and Jews and Christians diverging on prophecy. It warns obedience to Christ and repentance as core.
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