Energy crisis debate guides national direction
The piece argues the United States faces a looming energy crisis requiring tough actions and sacrifices. It contrasts pro nuclear and anti nuclear views, supports mixed use of coal, uranium, oil, and solar, and urges timely decisions to boost production, employment, and leadership.
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Letter on Cedar Rapids tensions and railspur debate
A Cedar Rapids reader recalls March 14 violence by off duty police and ADM security at a corn sweeteners plant and urges nonviolence at rallies. She questions public spending on rail spur projects and criticizes Illinois Central and IDOT while appealing for taxpayer input and accountability.
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Frugal Meals On a Dime Show How to Feed Four for Under a Dollar
A columnist outlines very low cost meals using chicken backs noodles beans and eggs to feed four for under a dollar per meal. Suggestions include orange juice made from concentrate and no caffeine drinks. The piece ties saving food costs to Open Line broadcasts and charitable outreach.
Level headed youth aims for a city symphony
A March 7 Gazette picture page profiles a 17-year-old bassist, saxophonist, pianist and high school drum major who hopes to join a major city symphony. He enjoys jazz, runs and tennis but avoids competitive sports, while criticizing modern popular genres and media saturation. He ends with encouragement: hang in there, son.
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