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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1988
Page
6
A Gazette editorial argues that Iowa schools may screen applicants under a youth service agency framework but warns of civil liberties risks. It urges careful limits on scope and use of records, notes the arrest versus conviction issue, and calls for new legislation to address teacher background checks and protect applicants.
The Teamsters faced a negative vote on a 7 percent pay rise over three years with 64 101 against and 36 782 in favor. The general executive board still ratified the contract as not meeting the two thirds needed for a strike. Acting head Weldon L Mathisframes for presidency while Jackie Presser faces illness and possible trial for embezzlement. The piece notes calls for reform and reunion with AFL CIO to restore trust in the union core.
Moscow notes a softening stance toward reform with Gorbachev hailed by Reagan critics as democra tization advances. Soviet spokesmen frame past rigidity as failure and urge selective disarmament while inviting Western support.
Safire argues that glasnost reveals past crimes and that American aid should push systemic change in the Soviet Union. He questions whether halting arms and economic support would prolong tyranny and urges cooperation to spur political and economic reform under Gorbachev.
Eugene Chism urges voters to support Shawn Gallagher in the June 7 primary for the Iowa House District 50 seat. He cites Gallagher's leadership, communication, and understanding of constituents needs, noting endorsements by the Iowa Federation of Labor Hawkeye Labor Council and the ISEA along with broad local support.
James Nussle endorses Paul Pate highlighting his local job creation work his community service and family life. He notes Pate was Iowa's Young Entreprenneur of the Year and is the clear choice for the District 24 race.
Mrs. Jacqueline Jordan of Marion criticizes state senate candidate Paul D. Pate Jr. for placing yard signs on public property. She argues for adherence to the law to keep the city beautiful and notes he has lost votes.
Community leader in Cedar Falls with deep Iowa ties shows long standing Republican involvement through the Party and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Advocates say he cares about farmers, elderly needs, and regional economic development, despite not farming himself. Route 7 Iowa City signs endorse Don Redfern as ideal congressman.
Shirley Henderson, senior advocate for the Heritage Agency on Aging, seeks the 52nd District seat. Supporters praise her experience with elderly issues and efforts with federal and state legislators. June 7 voting urged by multiple local residents. Center Point, Marion, Iowa references noted.
Mary Jane Sopher notes Golden Oldies at 1910 S Gilbert St Iowa City has operated over a year with a relaxing atmosphere and an old fashioned juke box adapted for compact discs. The letter highlights local bars featuring 50s and 60s music referenced by Dick Hogan in Life in the past lane.
Voter letter endorses Gary Shea in the Democratic race for the 52nd House District. The author cites Shea’s record on education health care and services for the disabled, noting personal connection as a teacher and parent. Signed by William H. Rosberg.
A versatile educator and public servant candidate, Suzanne Smith, a first grade teacher with a master’s in public affairs, is praised for diligence, critical analysis, and broad knowledge. Voters are urged to support her in the June 7 election for House District BC.
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