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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1981
Page
6
The Gazette editorial argues for adding dangerousness to bail decisions to curb crime while preserving civil rights. It cites DC data showing high re arrest rates for those on bail and suggests safeguards such as expedited trials and compensation if proven innocent, balancing public safety with limits on state power.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee drops its subpoena for Oval Office tape logs tied to Secretary of State Haig amid questions about Nixon era conduct. Sen. Zorinsky criticizes the move calling it timidity and a retreat from public duty as GOP leaders seek political maneuvering over justice and accountability.
The piece argues Reagan budget cuts ignore human impact. It highlights poverty, hunger, and welfare fears, citing Mary Green and Karen Perry about potential job loss, dependence on aid, and rising crime. It warns of social polarization and extremist appeal if the plan proceeds.
A reader lauds a DIY backyard composter made from a 55 gallon barrel and warns against flashy gadgets while mentioning local and national figures. The letter defends elderly Americans amid inflation concerns and cites data from Data Resources Inc, ending with the signature of Steve Mehlman for the American Association of Retired Persons.
A wire service notes Sanders diagnosed with leukemia and hospitalized since November 7. The piece debates whether a diagnosis counts as labeling a disease or simply identifying a condition using examples of grammar and meaning.
Washington report notes the Democratic National Committee, rebounding from 1980 losses, reflected on former president Jimmy Carter’s financial and political toll. The piece cites remaining debts, campaign bills, and a staff linked to Carter loyalty, contrasting with other presidents who built their parties through fundraising and talent cultivation.
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