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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1988
Page
6
Biography fragment lists Joe Hladky 11 as president and Joe Donnelly as executive vice president and treasurer Mortis as managing bator, lacking context or full details.
Editorial argues U S senators led by Byrd Biden and Nunn fear Soviet reinterpretation of the INF accord while noting Washington aims for correct readings. contrasts with Soviet shifts undermining verification and inspections at missile sites and Votkinsk. calls off anti reinterpretation campaign as Moscow presses to advance the pact.
A footnoted measure would grant 20000 to each surviving internee and 12000 to 450 Aleuts evacuated in 1942, acknowledging civil rights abridgment during World War II. Critics deride the approach as partial justice and political grandstanding while urging a formal apology and full reckoning.
Jerusalem reports frame a long history of conflict as Palestinians seek recognition of national identity while Israelis demand trust in Palestinian aims. Analysts note calls for an international conference to decide borders and security amid growing Palestinian aspirations and regional rejection.
From Jerusalem observations on a world stage, Israelis must endure a long, open democratic process to address security and survival while Palestinians, aided by televised visibility, demand control of their future. The piece urges mutual concessions and warns that unilateral moves could follow if talks stall.
Iowa readers urge legislation to limit malpractice premiums and liability to preserve obstetric gynecologic care especially in rural areas. The letter cites doctor shortages, rising insurance costs, and patient access concerns, arguing caps would protect both providers and patients and noting Nebraska precedent.
A reader letter accuses state leaders of self-congratulation for tax increases. The article cites an 8 cent cigarette tax rise, 2 cent gas tax hikes now and next year, a $2,000 yearly raise for lawmakers, and a $75 per diem boost. It notes 1985 sales tax gains, 1986 income tax shifts raising 1988 payments by $31 million, and a $6,000 governor salary increase, urging Iowa citizens to act to curb further tax growth.
In 1988 Iowa House debated HJR 13 the Taxpayers Rights Amendment aimed at controlling rising state and local costs. Critics warned many amendments would gut the concept and raise local property taxes or force tax referendums. State Rep Delwyn Strot Gar
A reader argues that alcohol at church events should be allowed without condemnation and defends freedom of belief. The letter condemns protests against church festivals and calls for respect of diverse interpretations of scripture, ending with a demand for apology from critics.
Frieda Voss, longtime member of the Odd & Ends Senior Club, received a volunteering award from the Linn County Council on Aging. At 92 she remains on the club’s board, attends meetings, and embodies devotion. Viola Drapela, founder, expresses congratulations and blessings.
A Gazette report quotes a professor stating there is no proof alcoholism is a disease. He argues excess drinking harms the body as the temple God created, while noting biblical views deem it a sin. Address provided as 310 Fifth Ave.
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