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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1986
Page
8
Editorial urges a 50 50 settlement split between industry and government for asbestos related claims. It notes sovereign immunity limits government liability yet argues a trust fund approach would deliver faster fair compensation, reduce legal waste, and prevent vast future costs while avoiding untimely deficits. It calls lawmakers to move the bill into law.
Vermont and Arizona become first to risk losing highway funding for not enforcing 55 mph. Critics say rigid nationwide limits ignore diverse road conditions with little safety gain and urge flexible limits that reflect rural Interstate usage.
Washington Post analysis argues Reagan’s unilateral move ends SALT II limits, sparks an intensified arms race, strains alliance support, and risks Republican losses in 1988 while Democrats seize an early issue on foreign policy and peace.
Senate Finance Committee approved a reforms plan that would end full deductibility of partnership losses after 1991 and curb them earlier for existing and new partnerships. Critics call retroactive changes unfair, breaking promises to investors and potentially making profitable partnerships unprofitable.
A stray deer entered Center Point Road NE causing a stop in traffic as it injured itself and hid by a sitter's home. The sitter moved children upstairs and the deer was destroyed, raising concerns about warnings and safety during remote wildlife incidents.
Reader corrects Iowa Today caption for Sunday photo showing a fisher man and his dog. The writer explains Labrador retrievers come in black, chocolate or yellow and goldens are a different breed with a long wavy coat ranging from light gold to red-gold.
The Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission studies a multi million dollar center as Cedar Rapids Community School District closes more grade schools. Critics urge using closed school buildings to cut costs and avoid added tax burden, with plans to repurpose existing property.
At the end of the 1985-86 school year Roosevelt Junior High thanks Dr. David Hoyt for three years of service as administrator and PTA adviser. He led efforts to foster a positive learning atmosphere and pride among students, staff, and parents. Hoyt departs for a new post at Jefferson High School, with best wishes for his continued impact.
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