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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1978
Page
8
Iowa lawmakers revisit the Equal Rights Amendment and an accompanying intent section that would guide courts if the measure becomes part of the constitution. Supporters urge quick passage for voter approval, while opponents seek clearer wording without the intent clause.
Carter's narrow win on the first Panama Canal treaty vote provides a psychological boost and may help his presidency, though critics warn it does not guarantee action on energy or SALT. Officials credit Mondale, Strauss, Byrd, Baker, Jordan, Moore, and Carter for turning wavering senators, with Carter using the presidency’s moral weight to secure support.
Russell Baker humorously recounts encounters with overpowering grip and limp hands at social introductions. The narrator notes the aggressive handshake that crushes knuckles, the manic smiles, and the unspoken social rules guiding how much pressure is acceptable.
The article argues for basing CETA funded public service jobs on the needs of program clients rather than the national unemployment rate. It notes teen unemployment, especially among black youths, remains high despite a general downturn. President Carters reauthorization seeks to emphasize placement for the disadvantaged. Policymakers are urged to adjust the formula used to set job quotas.
Edison asserts that work serves as a better remedy for worry than whiskey. The inventor emphasizes diligence and productive effort as a constructive coping mechanism.
A critique argues labor law reform serves multinational corporations and powerful groups in control of banks insurance media and politicians. The author asserts these interests use their power to stifle competition and dominate pricing and markets.
The letter argues unions defend workers against multinational profits and employer coercion. It cites JP Stevens Dow Chemical Litton Monroe Auto Equipment as examples violating organizing rights and urges workers to pressure senators to pass labor reform.
Reader urges mandatory license suspension for first drunk driving offenders and backs police efforts. He condemns deferred sentences in Cedar Rapids court cases and warns that an abortion bill could push women back to a middle ages standard, stressing the impact on free choice and class inequality.
The Gazette invites reader letters up to 400 words with one letter per writer per 30 days. Submissions may be condensed and edited without changing meaning and must include name, address, readable signature, and telephone number for authentication. Contents focus on issues and events rather than personalities.
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