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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1980
Page
6
Hospitality centers on Cedar Rapids as Iowa Republicans gather for a state convention with Five Seasons Center activities. The city plans hotel and service support from local and nearby inns to handle up to 3 000 delegates and about 5 000 visitors, aiming to leave guests with a desire to return.
The piece questions former Attorney General Ramsey Clark's critique of U S intervention in Iran during the hostage crisis It argues his proffered law of nations may mask a softening tactic toward hostage takers and questions his sincerity amid power politics and public criticism.
Roscoe Drummond reports from Washington on anti nuclear protesters at Seabrook plant construction. A participant says fear and frustration drive the belief that survival depends on eliminating nuclear power. The piece questions whether the public should decide democratically rather than by fright or violence.
In a personal meditation, the author recalls signing up for Medicare and the mixed emotions it stirred. He notes pleasant Social Security staff, questions about income, and the sense of missed opportunities, while contrasting memories of earlier careers and friendships.
The Iowa National Guard and Army Reserves face manpower strain due to leadership turmoil and recruitment challenges. Governor Ray pledges state employee leave with full seniority protection to support training and service, while private employers can boost retention by offsetting pay gaps during active duty.
A reader questions which faiths qualify as cults and how to judge them. The piece argues against fundamentalist claims, cites biblical interpretation as proof, and notes atheistic evolutionists lack absolute truth, labeling such stance as deceptive.
The writer argues that only present divine truth exists today while past and future scriptures mislead. They condemn organized Christianity for spiritualizing scripture and promote critical study to expose errors. The piece ends by labeling groups as cults and urging readers to question half truths.
A May 24 letter criticizes the Cedar Rapids Unitarian Church for seeking removal of Christmas carols from schools and notes Peoples Unitarian Church has not acted. The writer, an individual minister, defends civic speech as constitutional and urges the school board to handle religious diversity lawfully. The piece questions quick judgments by readers.
The text advocates nurturing families to raise confident, independent individuals. It cites Virginia Satir, urging questions on self-worth communication and flexible rules. It recommends family meetings or professional counseling when needed to avoid social problems.
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