Defending Senior Citizens Rights in Social Security Debate
The column argues for protecting older Americans amid criticisms that Social Security harms the young. It notes enrichment through taxes on benefits, a broad recipient base including under 62s, and the role of Social Security in supporting women and families. It also touches on lifestyle shifts like golf club fee changes and a light anecdote about pie and pizza sharing.
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Gazette endorses sustainable print and recycling drive
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Contact Information
Cedar Rapids Gazette contact details list the P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and related mailing address for subscriptions and inquiries. The note provides location identifiers for readers seeking newsroom correspondence and postal use.
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Connecticut custodian finds double letters penny worth potential fortune
Felix Dausilio, a 47 year old Connecticut school custodian and coin collector, discovered a 1995 penny with blurred double letters in Liberty and In God. Coin experts say up to 600,000 such pennies may exist, with some sold for 175 to 200 dollars. Mint officials have not confirmed the find.
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Radio host enters race for president
Alan Keyes a radio talk show host and Reagan era aide announced his bid for the Republican nomination at a California Republican Assembly convention. He pledged abortion opposition as his top issue and attacked rival candidates for deprioritizing it. Keyes stressed family values and criticized welfare policies while defending NAACP principles on civil rights.
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Poll finds baseball strike dulls fans loyalty across the board
An Associated Press poll shows one third of baseball fans will watch or attend fewer games with replacement players and 28 percent expect reduced interest after the strike ends. Younger and higher income viewers are especially likely to turn away, threatening the sport's business appeal.
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Connecticut coin find sparks frenzy among collectors
The article follows Felix Dausilio a coin collector who found a potentially valuable 1995 penny. It notes doubled letters on Liberty and In God We Trust and explains why the coin may be worth more than ordinary pennies. Mints nearby face inquiries as experts weigh the doubled-die claim.
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