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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1983

Page

7

Unlikely role models in Iowa high school tennis tourney

In Des Moines the Iowa Boys High School Tennis Tournament highlighted widespread good sportsmanship but a record number of unsportsmanlike acts. Many players imitate pro stars like John McEnroe and Billy Martin, prompting calls for stricter coaching and parental guidance to curb mimicry and foster self reliance.

Des Moines John McEnroe McEnroe New York Yankees Billy Martin Leo Durocher Oakland Athletics Charlie Finley Yankees George Steinbrenner

Reagan faces racial critique amid tax breaks ruling

The 8-1 Supreme Court ruling on tax breaks for discriminating institutions lands as Reagan seeks a second term. Critics charge insensitivity in race matters while his campaign weighs the black vote and perception versus truth in politics. The White House defends authority and insists the administration listens to concerns.

Supreme Court Reagan Internal Revenue Service U.S. Civil Rights Commission Thomas I. Atkins NAACP John E. Jacob National Urban League Mr. Reagan Ronald Reagan IRS

Bands Shine at Festival Parade Amid Accordion Question

Readers praise the Eastern Iowa Band Festival parade performances by high school and junior high groups. One letter questions the inclusion of Boddicker School of Music's accordion band.

Iowa Boddicker School of Music

Rate inequities and editorial rebuttals amid festival concerns

A reader denounces electricity rate hikes for residents while commercial users pay more, calling for equal increases and a protest against advertising by an accordion band at the Eastern Iowa Band Festival. The letter also tackles Bible translation debate and critiques a Gazette juries remark, urging public action and relief from inequity.

Gazette Letter Guidelines for Readers

The Gazette invites letters under a 400 word limit and asks writers to include name street address and signature. A non published telephone number is required for authentication. Letters should address issues and events rather than personalities, avoid verse, allow only one letter per writer every 30 days.

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Peril in Religion as Court Ruling Sparks Outcry

The Rev. Bob Jones decried the decision as a death blow to religious freedom and likened the U.S. to communism. He attacked the justices, calling them eight evil old men and one vain and foolish woman, and warned of ongoing fires of controversy.

Washington Bob Jones United States Earl Warren

Public policy and liberty in religious practice critiques

The author uses historical court cases and figures to argue that established public policy shapes limits on First Amendment religious practices. He cites Bob Jones, Jim Jones, and Burger’s view on experience over logic, noting segregation and dangerous interpretations of faith threaten democracy and public welfare.

Supreme Court Burger Father Coughlin Jim Jones Ayatollah Khomeini

D L Kimball on Iowa court reform tyrannical shift

A reader denounces the unified court system as tyrannical and undemocratic arguing elected judges are essential to a republic. The piece warns of bureaucratic growth and loss of citizen control while urging lawsuits against government overreach. It cites Smith vs Wade and calls for jury trials.

Iowa United States Senate U.S. Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr Republic Nazi Germany George U.S Equity Iowa Constitutional Rights Committee

Fayette tax consultant and author writes on civic views

Fayette based tax consultant and former Iowa state representative offers wide ranging observations under the banner periodic observations from some thought ful Eastern Iowans invited to express them selves here. The topics are unlimited and the views are theirs.

D.L. Kimball Fayette Iowa

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