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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1987
Page
6
Editorial argues Reagan has reassessed reliance on aides. Howard Baker’s appointment signals sought stability after Iran Contra era errors. Tower Commission criticism shows Reagan needs highly qualified aides, with Baker expected to guide reforms and salvage the administration.
The article portrays Nancy Reagan as an active force in politics, praising her assertive role in pressuring out Donald Regan and backing Howard Baker as chief of staff. It frames her as a resilient, capable figure who influenced the presidency and the women’s movement.
The writer argues the Iran arms deal differs from Watergate, credits President Reagan with transparency and responsibility, and predicts a comeback. He notes Tower board findings, defends motives to free hostages, and urges continued push for hostage release and normalized Iran relations.
Readers debate the Amerikan portrayal of the Soviet Union, praising the show’s reminder of liberty while clashing with critics. The letter writer labels protesters as Moscow apologists and defends the series as a reminder of freedom amid Cold War tensions.
A grieving owner appeals to readers to return lost dogs to their families rather than adopting them. She recounts tracking the animal across the northeast side after it escaped from a car and thanks KHAK WMT Cox Cable and The Gazette for help. She urges finders to verify there is no loving home before rehoming.
Jones County auditor Michael S. Albers praises the veto of a lax gift rule allowing up to fifty dollar gifts to officials. He argues a five to ten dollar limit would cover simple meals or candy and prevent bribery fears.
John Chapman's Outlooks column from February 28 discusses handling failures with fabric and laundry metaphors. The writer jokes about missteps in wrapping, last resort washing, and adding two more categories to the pondering, ending with a playful note on hunting for solutions.
Dr Doug Valentine thanks volunteers and partners for Valentine's Day drive that produced 15 000 in free treatment for 300 plus patients locally and 5 million in free care for over 100 000 nationwide. aims to grow to 10 000 doctors next year.
A reader column argues seat belts are worthless and urges Des Moines lawmakers to enact a law allowing speeds of 65 mph or more to test their efficacy. The note frames freeway risk and vehicle safety in blunt terms.
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