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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1980
Page
6
The article notes Proposition 9 failed 61 to 39 after polls showed initial support. It argues voters link income tax cuts to reduced government services, citing experiences with Proposition 13. It calls for specific popular determinations on what services to cut and warns that vague tax limits without consensus lead to ongoing unrest.
The former attorney general Ramsey Clark argues the United States should heed Iran's complaints and proposes an international panel or court to examine U.S. interference. He notes hostage leverage, the 1953 coup, and a potential deal to release captives. The White House resists, fearing loss of face and credibility.
Gloria Vanderbilt sues River House after the Manhattan building refused to sell a 1.1 million apartment citing unwanted publicity. The board says the veto is not sex or race based but to avoid attention as celebrities mingle with high profile guests and photographers. Vanderbilt offers escrow to settle while the piece argues celebrities lack legal protections against housing discrimination.
The article critiques 1981 budget politics, arguing that deficit fears persist and promises of a balanced budget are hollow. It predicts a tax cut despite denial, with deficits likely and tax relief tied to depreciation, Social Security tax changes, and cautious optimism for broader reductions. It cites anticipated policy moves in 1980 and 1981 and notes looming fiscal pressure amid recession.
The Democratic National Committee plans to claim collusion between Anderson and the Reagan campaign as they press to keep Anderson off state ballots. White asserts GOP officials aided Anderson’s ballot access while noting potential political backlash against Democrats and citing varied state rulings on sore loser laws. Field Newspaper Syndicate
A reader defends mass evangelism and fundamental Christianity against Jerry Sholes and his proposed tighter oversight of religious broadcasting. The writer cites Oral Roberts and the broader evangelical movement, arguing religious freedom and personal faith should be protected despite concerns over Roberts' lifestyle.
A reader criticizes staff and commissions for seeking praise rather than action. They argue the river has long been a popular fishing spot yet officials avoid involvement. The letter calls for a major change to focus on preserving natural rivers.
A speaker credits faith as the foundation of retirement success at age 65. He emphasizes belief in work, service, self, and ability, urging others to cultivate faith as a key life force and source of resilience.
Reader disputes Linn County Conservation Commission staff report that the commission should not involve rebuilding the Troy Mills lowhead dam. The letter recalls visiting the Troy Mills bridge and accusing staff of disinterest in river conservation, claiming their focus was on people rather than the dam and river.
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