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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1975
Page
9
The debris settles on CIA recovery of a sunken Russian submarine in the Pacific. The episode is viewed as broadly positive for CIA credibility and a responsible media environment, with Colby praised for coordinating limited disclosures to avoid harm.
James Reston argues Kissinger's calls for unity and indivisible peace fail against hard facts in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. He notes domestic woes, budget pressures, and political pushback against more Vietnam aid, suggesting U.S. policy must face power, geography, and own divisions at home.
The state government committee studies HF 209 sponsored by Reps Patchett Jordan Dunton and others. It would allocate Iowa delegates by presidential vote share but lacks a set primary date. Officials suggest studying other states' laws to craft a clearer, timelier bill for future action.
A reader argues to rescind the ERA in Iowa citing conflicts of interest in state bodies that promote it. The letter also condemns FDA ties to food companies and warnings about brominated oils, MSG, and diethylstilbestrol, while discussing bond issues, taxation, and farm price supports with references to Lincoln.
The text argues that the real property owner pays off the bond issue while stock and bond owners pay nothing. It contrasts a past claim with a call for a fair approach and critiques responses given on March 20 and 21.
A Tribune analysis notes federal and local government payrolls grow even as private jobs fall. It cites 2.896 million federal workers in December and a long term rise in payrolls amid policy tensions between shrinking goals and statutory duties. It highlights Montgomery County as a federal employment hub and discusses warping wage dynamics under Nixon Ford era policies.
A reflective piece notes rising clerical employment over two decades and critiques public relations spin as civilization grows, humorously linking waste to political image making and press secretaries.
The Gazette editorial contends that losing 11 million in federal highway funds over helmet laws is ill advised. It warns that rejecting funds costs jobs in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids, noting state tax payments and the impact on local employers and businesses.
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