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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1992
Page
4
The editorial argues U.S. Japan trade tensions require calm diplomacy over tariff actions and deficits. It notes Japan remains a major partner while blaming U.S. deficits for rising costs and cast doubt on quick fixes. It urges dialogue rather than threats and warns against relying on sound bites.
Journalists behind the Anita Hill disclosures revisit the Thomas hearings in a new book. The authors question the process while noting the Senate panel’s prolonged probe and Thomas’s continued role on the Supreme Court. The piece cautions against forgetting the controversy.
J. Robinson West argues Congress passes a minimal energy bill while neglecting oil, urging stronger actions to reduce oil use, expand conservation, and bolster strategic reserves. He notes high gasoline costs abroad, environmental costs, and reliance on Middle East supply.
A guest column argues Cedar Rapids Community School District erred ten years ago by boosting graduation requirements and laments the decline of practical arts. It urges integrating academic and vocational programs, citing Daggett and Atkinson, and calls for strong, universal vocational offerings across high schools.
James Zogby argues the Iowa Republican platform fails to mention Palestinian rights or broader Arab needs, urging support for Bush's Middle East policy and a land for peace approach. He asserts Iowa Republicans should explicitly back the president’s balanced stance to aid regional peace efforts.
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