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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1988

Page

6

Editorial opposing trade embargo against Panama over Noriega

The piece argues against U S sanctions and a Panama trade embargo, warning such moves could backfire, rally Noriega, and worsen anti American sentiment. It notes U S decertification and loan pressure as preferred tools, while citing Panama's arrears and fragile economy.

Panama Bob Dole U.S Manuel A. Noriega Edward M. Kennedy White House Noriega World Bank

Privacy protections target retailers in rental records

Congress considers a bill to bar retailers from disclosing video rental records without permission or a court order. The move aims to curb privacy abuses as governments and states broaden protections beyond official records, building toward stronger consumer privacy safeguards.

Congress Washington, D.C Supreme Court Robert Bork Bork

Letters to the Gazette Defend county staff and farming

A reader rebuts a Feb 24 letter on farmers tax burden arguing Iowa is agricultural and urging support for county officials. The letter defends lobbying groups, explains compensation boards, and calls for unity to praise schools roads police and officials while urging productive debate.

Iowa Iowa State Association of Counties National Save the Family Farm Coalition The American Agriculture Movement Inc National Farmers Union National Farmers Organization Interfaith Action For Economic Justice Farm Bureau Board of Supervisors

Library branch move sparks public input in Linn County

Edgewood library users oppose relocating to Westdale Mall and urge considering Edgewood Plaza for a safer, more suitable site. Readers ask Library Board to publish March 9 meeting details and contact members before the deadline. The Grant Wood Area Chapter of the American Red Cross thanks Linn, Jones and Delaware counties for support and notes 1988 plans.

Edgewood Library Westdale Mall Edgewood Plaza Library Board Westdale Linn County Grant Wood Area The American Red Cross Cedar Rapids Linn, Jones Delaware Red Cross William E. Hildebrandt 3601 42Nd St. NE

Critics and church urged to unite in prayer meetings

Readers urged to lighten up about a music review while Christians announce two prayer gatherings on April 15 and May 5. The message calls for humility and unity, echoing biblical pleas for the body of Christ to seek grace amid strife and pride.

Dee Ann Rexroat Ms. Rexroat God Christ Jesus Daniel

School tainted faith editorial attacks certification values

The Gazette editorial accuses critics of pop psychology and argues certification in education is a fragile faith backed by state coercion. It critiques atheists agnostics and religious criticism, noting few studies support certification while highlighting tensions over religion in schools.

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Aerosmith Delivers Energetic Show At The Five

A reader praises Aerosmith for a high energy performance at The Five noting the band topped two prior local concerts. The letter criticizes Dokken for a louder distorted set and defends Steven Tyler’s strong stage presence.

Aerosmith Five Steven Tyler

Outlooks from Eastern Iowans

Periodic observations by thoughtful Eastern Iowans inviting public reflection. The topics are unlimited and the views are theirs, offering a snapshot of local opinions and perspectives.

Oak Crashes Through Studio In July Storm

An enormous oak toppled into the narrator's studio after a calm spring, trapping equipment beneath the timber and prompting dramatic cleanup. The incident prompted vows to get organized, but the speaker notes the project of neatness remains unfinished amid insurance claims, contractors, and a chaotic recovery.

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