Census Resistance 80 urges non compliance with 1984 drive
Organized challenge to the 1980 census argues the government seeks personal data beyond counting people. It promotes non cooperation through Census Resistance 80 and Hawkeye Libertarians contact points, claiming privacy rights and warning of penalties.
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National Licensed Practical Nurses Month Highlighted
March is declared National Licensed Practical Nurses Month by the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses. LPNs describe their roles in hospitals nursing homes clinics and doctors offices and emphasize supervision under RNs and ongoing education.
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Cedar Rapids urged to share streets and support orchestra
A letter from Janet Holtman urges safer driving as spring and summer bring more pedestrians and cyclists to Cedar Rapids. She also praises the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra’s recent concert, urging residents to back the ensemble and the city’s cultural life despite a sparse audience.
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Belle Plaine Residents Call for Police Officer Reinstatement
Citizens demand explanation from Mayor Wiese and Chief Don Comfort regarding a damaged patrol car and the discharge of an officer who was off duty at the time of a theft. They question shift changes, deputy accountability, and argue the dismissed officer should be reinstated while others are held responsible.
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Responding to Iran Hostage Crisis with Strong Measures
A letter argues for immediate actions against Iran and Iranian Americans in the United States. It calls for arrests of illegal Iranian residents, loyalty checks for legal students, renunciation of Iranian citizenship, periodic political activity monitoring, and potential military responses including sanctions, hostage health oversight, Red Cross negotiations, a deadline for release, and possible action against Iranian diplomats if unmet.
Drafts new enemies recycle old myths about war
The piece argues anti draft rhetoric uses half truths to rally minorities and youth. It cites minority casualty rates in wars, shows veterans in leadership, notes older statesmen often favor moderation, and critiques moneyed groups blamed for war scares while stressing the draft's need for national defense.
Andersons attraction and Carter contrast in the 1980 race
The piece compares Lloyd Bentsen? Actually references Anderson and Carter. It argues Anderson embodies principle and integrity versus Carter’s perceived inconsistency and political maneuvering. It notes Anderson’s congressional experience, his appeal to independents, and the public’s disillusionment with institutions. It warns that party dynamics could push voters toward Carter despite Anderson’s appeal.
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