U.S. Firms Find Path to Profits in Japan Trade
The piece argues against protectionism and highlights U.S. success in Japan. It cites McDonald’s Coca Cola and Amway as thriving, notes U.S. beef exports reaching 1.2 billion dollars with 600 percent growth, and stresses strategic partnership between business and government. It details three steps learn markets foster alliances and focus talks. It warns that rash measures risk harming long term ties with Japan.
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McDonald's
Coca-Cola
Amway
Japan
United States
Nussle bank scandal and Sandberg unit critique
A letter denounces Rep. Jim Nussle over a $40 million bank scandal claim, arguing he cannot count to the true cost of the S and L debacle at $324 billion. The writer uses Sandberg as a measuring unit, urging voters to react in November and accusing Washington leaders of fiscally ruinous policies and perks. The missive targets tax hikes, PAC influence, and Congressional privilege.
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Jim Nussle
Congressional “Bank
Nussle
Cubs
Arnould voices warnings on layoffs and child victims
Iowa House Speaker Bob Arnould warns that further state layoffs threaten children already hurt by budget cuts. He notes a rise in foster care placements under Gov. Branstad and argues the administration has mismanaged funds to cover union wages, threatening more layoffs and additional harm to vulnerable youths.
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Iowa
Bob Arnould
Branstad
Letter to the Gazette on political correctness and gay rights
A reader denounces Jeff Klinzman and the leftist movement, accusing them of establishing a thought police and an orthodoxy that erodes Judeo Christian foundations. The writer argues for live and let live tolerance, warns against coercive gay rights activism, and calls for freedom of religion and expression without government interference.
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Gazette
Jeff Klinzman
Thought Police
Comrade Klinzman
Klinzman
Iowa
KKK
Harlem
Short sentences in good writing, right for Carl Kane
A study of terse prose urges writers to favor concise lines. Examples include quotes about losers and a Mesa based writer noting local talent while critiquing long run on sentences and comma splices.
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Carl Kane
Art Hough
Iowa
The
Gazette
Mesa
Arizona
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