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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1972

Page

6

Family Farm Act Seen As Barometer In Race

A proposal by U S Representative James Abourezk to curb nonfarm firms and landowners seeks five year phaseouts of farming operations by corporate entities while preserving farmer co ops and nonprofit groups. The move echoes worries over corporate farming though debates over constitutionality and practicality persist as Democrats and the administration weigh options and political risk.

U.S James Abourezk D-S.d Rep Abourezk Swain Iowa Hughes South Dakota McGovern Nixon Department of Agriculture Agriculture Earl Butz Congress Butz Hickel

Shocker H O H and Pioneer 10 plaque sparks debate

The Pioneer 10 mission to Jupiter will bear a message plaque with naked human figures. Critics warn future beings may misinterpret the depiction, risking a clash with universal pornography laws between Earth and any visiting civilizations.

H-Oh Pioneer 10 Jupiter Solar System Earth Intergalactic Patrol Ralph Ginzburg

Postal Rate Shifts Divide Opinion Across Mail Classes

The Postal Service raises third class rates 23.9 percent to curb junk mail while imposing a 145 percent hike for second class. Buckley and other publishers condemn the move as damaging educational publications and threatening magazines like National Review with higher costs and possible closures. The 1970 act’s profit focus fuels fear of widespread subscription increases and industry decline.

U.S. Postal Service William F. Buckley, Jr Tional Review

Aggressive Consumers Picked for New Lifestyle Magazine

A 300,000 strong group from 59 million names will receive a free magazine called Lifestyle featuring travel arts sports and other discretionary pursuits. The selection targets families with high purchases stock values home values travel habits and purchase patterns as aggressive consumers.

Limits to Growth and the Planetary Boundary Debate

A New York Times analysis reviews the Club of Rome report Limits to Growth about exponential human impact on Earth. It warns the world faces limits within a century, risking rapid declines in population and industrial capacity if current trends continue, and urges broad political action and deeper thinking on resources, pollution, and sustainability.

Ashington Club of Rome Lily Pond Dennis L. Meadows M.I.T

Defense Assured Taiwan Impregnable By Pentagon Study

A Washington feature cites secret Pentagon papers arguing Chiang Kai-shek’s forces are adequate to defend Taiwan against amphibious assault. CIA and DIA analyses deem a major CPR offensive unlikely on more than one front, while U.S. deterrence and air sea control would deter and, if needed, enable reserves without extra Pacific forces.

Jack Anderson Ashington Nixon Peking Taiwan Truman Chiang Kai-shek Chiang U.S Pentagon Defense Intelligence Agency CPR Chinese Peoples Republic Mao Tse-tung Russia Central Intelligence Agency GRC Republic of China

Nixon Leads Muskie and Humphrey in Harris Poll Before China Trip

The Harris survey of 1,480 likely voters shows Nixon 44 percent to Muskie 40 percent and 47 to 36 percent over Humphrey with Wallace at 11-12 percent as a third party. Wallace’s presence narrows Nixon’s edge against Muskie. Nixon leads Humphrey by 10 points when Wallace is removed. Muskie gains with younger and lower income voters. Humphrey trails Muskie among youth, signaling a persistent 1968-era weakness.

Harris Dent Nixon Muskie Hubert Humphrey China Nixon George Wallace Wallace Senator Muskie Humphrey Richard Nixon Edmund Muskie Midwest South West Chicago Tribune New York News

ETV Support Grows in Northeastern Iowa

In a readers letter the editor argues Senator Balloun misrepresented school interest in educational television. It notes a February 24 meeting with school superintendents Wayne Burns and Gordon Christianson supporting ETV, asserts programming is educational, and claims residents demand ETV without censorship.

Charles Balloun Balloun Iowa Wayne Burns Decorah Gordon Christianson North Winneshiek

Balloun and Messerly aimed to stall Iowa TV expansion

Richard Ylvisaker of Decorah criticizes Senators Balloun and Messerly for using objections to state network programming to block expansion, arguing that delaying access harms 35 percent of Iowa’s population and reveals a failure of logic and justice.

Senator Balloun Senator Messerly Balloun-Messerly Iowa Richard Ylvisaker Decorah

Bever Zoo Campaign net gains for park improvements

The Bever Zoo Preservation Club thanks supporters for a Nov 15 to Dec 15 fundraiser that raised 869.02 toward a 600 goal. 287.93 disbursed, leaving 581.09 net. Two baby ocelots cost 425, with 156.09 earmarked for future structural improvements. Contact 365-2639 to help.

Reader letter accuses Gazette of biased Muskie coverage

A reader complains the February 28 front page overstates Muskie’s lead, implying an uncontested Democratic nomination. The letter argues McGovern will likely win delegates, urges fairer treatment of all candidates, and asks for corrected policy.

Muskie Iowa George McGovern

Lesser Evil When Iowan Students Pick Carson Over Changes

A Iowa State University student in South Amana voices disgust at KCRG changing The Dick Cavett Show time during quarter break. The writer had preferred the Cavett program but now favors Johnny Carson as the lesser evil amid the TV schedule shift.

Iowa State University Dick Cavett KCRG Johnny Carson Larry Hertel South Amana

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