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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1988
Page
8
John Robertson Executive Editor Art Heusinkveld Editor of Editorial Pages Editorial Board Chairman Dave Morris Managing Editor are identified as the key newsroom leaders.
The high court affirms federal law denying food stamps to strikers and households unless eligible before the strike. Critics warn may justify broader welfare denial. supporters argue it enforces neutrality in labor disputes and cuts spend.
University of New Hampshire researchers released the most comprehensive study on child abuse in day care. For every 10 000 center enrolled children 5 5 are abused annually versus 8 9 at home, easing parent fears while urging vigilance and unannounced center visits.
A discussion of the Presidents Commission on Privatization recommends gradual privatization of USPS functions. It notes private carriers now handle much mail, urges phase-in with compensation, and favors bidding on rural routes while easing old private express statutes. Public unions oppose, politics hinder action.
A New York Times opinion piece criticizes Democratic candidates for only drafting position papers on drug policy while failing to unite for a strong federal anti narcotics plan. It urges a united drug czar approach, stronger funding, and accountability, praising Jesse Jackson as a potential catalyst.
A reader criticizes the library board for ignoring citizen wishes and questions mall library trends. The letter cites local branches, parking, and community access, urging elected officials to choose representors who listen.
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