Governors urge prudent plan to curb global warming
The National Governors Association urges President Bush to begin cost effective steps to stabilize carbon emissions and fund forestry and energy initiatives. The plan avoids radical action despite scientific uncertainty, aiming for cleaner air and energy security with gradual measures and potential later escalation if needed.
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Iowa
Terry Branstad
NGA
James Thompson
Illinois
Namby-Pamby
National Governors Association
Korea War remembered on 40th anniversary
The 40th anniversary of the Korean War prompts reflection on its costs and impact. Calls for renewed public awareness and fundraising for a Washington memorial, aiming for 11 million dollars by 1991, with about 6.2 million already raised. Col. John F C Kenney stresses national duty to honor veterans.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
John F.C. Kenney
Indians in modern policy barely cared for in politics
A columnist laments federal indifference to American Indian tribes, noting scarce advocacy and stubborn poverty. He cites a 1983 Reagan policy and a Senate study showing fraud and mismanagement at the Bureau of Indian Affairs, while the Supreme Court handles few Indian cases each year. The piece questions why public concern remains low.
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Arizona
Sen
John McCain
Capitol
Congress
Reagan
Senate
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Sen. McCain
Patricia M. Zell
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Bureau
U.S. Supreme Court
Salt River
Mississippi
High Court
Humane aid for Iran contrasted with hostage pain
A columnist rejects humanitarian relief to Iran while condemning its violence and hostage history. He cites the 52 Americans held years ago, torture claims, and Iran’s political use of mercy, arguing humane acts require humane treatment in return.
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Joseph Cicippio
U.S
Iran
Iraq
Cox News Ser
Interference letter argues pro life movement spans beliefs
The June 19 letter contends abortion politics are framed as a religious issue but notes atheists and agnostics align with pro life goals. It asserts US law reflects moral judgments and defends abortion opponents, insisting the unborn have a voiceless victim.
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United States
Wrong role model highlights estranged relationship concerns
Letter writer expresses dismay at a June 17 Lifestyle feature praising a live-in boyfriend as a role model for youth. They argue a family newspaper should uphold traditional family values and offer emulable examples.
Gazette comics reshuffle removes Curtis Fox Trot Safe Havens
Local resident Jim Veglahn requests dropping Curtis Fox Trot and Safe Havens from Gazette comics. He urges keeping The Neighborhood and In the Bleachers to improve local quality of life. Address: 335 Wilson Ave SW.
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Gazette Comics
Curtis
Fox
Calvin and Hobbes
Jim Veglahn
Wilson Ave
Penford Pollution Question Sparks Local Debate
Leon Mehring argues Penford produced 2.9 million pounds of toxic waste in 1988 and questions how much can be reduced. He agrees with employment and compliance but challenges the goal of being Iowa's fourth worst polluter and calls for cleaner air and water for all residents.
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Penford
Iowa
Leon P. Mehring
Brockman
Readers Letters Stresses Accuracy and Open Correction
The Gazette presents reader letters with no judgment on opinions and invites corrections or contradictions from others. The policy underscores equal opportunity for readers to offer amendments.
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