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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1986

Page

9

Bleak economy quest for a messiah amid fears of Armageddon

The piece argues that despite optimistic Reagan-era rhetoric, a nameless fear grips many Americans. It cites 1982’s deep recession, 10 million unemployed, a $150 billion trade gap, farm bankruptcies, bank and insurer failures, and rising debt. It warns that budget deficits, potential tax hikes, and entitlements cuts threaten jobs, with foreign dangers in the Mideast, Central America, and South America contributing to national unease.

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Outlooks from Eastern Iowa Readers

Outlooks periodic observations from thoughtful eastern Iowans invited to express themselves here. The topics are unlimited. The views are theirs.

New economic system urged to revitalize the United States

Roger Pierce of Cedar Rapids argues that the United States faces serious economic ills due to an outdated economic system not a lack of resources. He calls for new economic messiahs and a reformist party to implement a modern, stabilizing, abundant economy.

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Cedar Rapids urged to build quality community child care

In a United Community urged action, Cedar Rapids leaders highlight the need for a central child care referral system, expanded licensed slots, and coordinated efforts. Local programs like HACAP's Shared Heritage and the Inter-agency Coalition coordinate care, while Rockwell-Collins and Linn-Mar schools plan or operate on-site or before and after care.

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Impossibility of former native and ex terms debated

The column argues native status requires birth in a place like Troy Mills, and a person cannot be a former alumnus. It notes ex-felon usage is incorrect without pardon, distinguishes felon from convict, and warns on misuse of farther versus further. Carl Kane aside, puns highlight language quirks and a Jagger Moss joke.

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