Reagan secrecy urged in Columbia piece
The Gazette notes a Columbia Journalism Review article by Anthony Marro arguing the Reagan administration has pushed secrecy beyond other peacetime presidents. It cites calls to disclose more government records and criticizes attempts to bottle up information and intimidate sources.
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Linn-Mar and Washington girls win state basketball titles
Headlines hail Linn-Mar and Washington High School girls finishing first and second at the Des Moines state championships. The weekend also marks a historic 5 on 5 girls tournament challenging the 6 on 6 format, signaling potential end of the split-court era and hints at future Linn-Mar vs Washington rematches.
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Reagan should admit unseemliness in Bonn BMW affair
A New York Times Service analysis argues White House aides abused diplomatic passports to buy BMW cars at discounts during the Bonn trip. It questions legality, cites ethical concerns, and suggests Reagan should acknowledge wrongdoing and order an end to such perks.
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Readers fear school closures threaten education quality
Readers criticize plans to close Garfield and Adams schools amid declining enrollment and bus costs. They urge alternatives to protect class size and learning, warn of long term harm to future leaders, and praise debate on medical topics and policy issues.
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Marion Heritage Depot Landmark Preservation Plea
Residents urge saving the depot in Marion as a rare historic landmark. They recall 1918 World War I duty departures and stress preserving the depot and local homes while supporting current stores and jobs.
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Marion
Linn County
Not Reagan's Fault Letter Reflects Capitan Accountability
A Mount Vernon reader argues that a ship sinking would place blame on the captain, singling out Ronald Reagan as captain of the ship and warning that farmers will suffer first while others follow. Bob and Kay Woods.sivanhoe Rd Mount Vernon.
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Uniform School Opening Act Draws Iowa Debate
A reader criticizes Iowa's Uniform School Opening Act of 1986 to extend summer vacation for more state revenue via a lottery. The proposal would push back start dates and stretch football into December, reducing summer jobs and increasing dependence on state aid.
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