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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1992
Page
4
The Gazette urges Iowans to support park upkeep without fees and to adopt a carry in carry out rule. It argues admission charges were misguided yet emphasizes the need to fund maintenance through voluntary user contributions and responsible cleanup by visitors.
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr argues for an NCAA Tournament berth after a 19-11 season and a 5-9 Big 8 record. He cites wins over Oklahoma State and Kansas and dismisses the Iowa state title claim, warning a rematch with Iowa could buoy Hawkeyes' case.
The article argues for listing all 355 current and former House members who used the House bank to issue checks over 39 months, not just the 24 worst offenders. It contends public access reveals impact and amounts, challenging perceptions of privilege and arrogance in Congress.
The columnist predicts Jerry Brown will secure his party’s presidential nomination for the fall race. He cites Brown’s strong primary showing, his hostile stance toward the Democratic establishment, and a cyclical return of third party movements as he outlines historical precedents from 1892 1912 1924 1936.
The Baltimore Sun notes recurring third party runs in U S history with Thurmond Wallace Wallace Nixon Carter Anderson and Brown as potential Green Party candidate after leaving the Democratic convention. Brown draws strong environmental support and may headline a Green ticket in the next cycle.
A reader argues county roads are failing due to neglect and outdated gravel standards. Ditches are undeveloped, culverts unaddressed, and snow plowing delayed. The writer blames county supervisors for tax waste and calls for a road use tax on bicycles. Public notice invites media contact.
Jim Walters of Iowa City questions the Gazette for printing Clinton E. Berryhill's March 6 letter. He accuses the paper of exposing Berryhill's family to embarrassment and of latent racism within its editorial policy.
The Higley Home area asks City Council and Planning Commission to reject the proposed health care facility at 860 17th St SE due to no demonstrated need. County data show many seniors prefer aging in place, with 351 bed spaces across nine facilities and openings in several centers. Barbara A. Klawiter cites city guidelines requiring a true need before conditional rezoning.
August A Gureno argues the Welsh reprimand is justified while the Iowa Trust scandal implicates broader responsibility. He cites principle preservation, risk versus reward, and cautions against old boy networks in selecting managers, urging adherence to sound, diversified investments with third party analysis.
In a February 27 guest column psychologist Quentin Sabotta questions union wage critiques. The writer argues workers earn fair wages and benefits through collective bargaining and that deregulation caused broader economic chaos with taxpayer costs.
A note from Jake Stigers critiques excessive commas and colon use in a clipping. Joyce Mae Andresen of Keystone cites widespread errors in two business newsletter articles.
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