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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1990

Page

6

Bipolar Peace Theory Supports Lithuania Independence

The piece argues for backing Lithuania's freedom and opposing strong U.S. pressure on the Soviet Union. It cites John Lewis Gaddis's view that a bipolar world, with the U.S. and USSR, has maintained peace and that the U.S. should help preserve a unified Soviet Union while allowing Lithuania to seek independence.

Lithuania Bush Gorbachev Moscow U.S Soviet Union The Atlantic Ohio University John Lewis Gaddis Gaddis United States Russia Russian Federal U.S.S.R Kremlin

Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act critique

A Washington reflection questions the Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act of 1990, noting numerous large, urgent funds for education, disaster relief, census needs, foreign aid, and other programs. The piece argues many items are overstated emergencies and serves as a vehicle for profligate spending, underscoring taxpayer burden.

Washington Congress Senate San Francisco Panama Nicaragua United States U.S. Sentencing Commission St. Regis New York White House Namibia Lithuania Mozambique Uganda

Congress Overspending Franks Mail With A Diesel Truck

New York Times editorial notes House Administration Committee approved a $48,000 diesel truck to move franked mail amid rising constituent mailings promised this year. It compares Senate spending at about $18 million and questions disclosure of individual member costs.

New York Times House Postal Service Senate

Jaycees praised after Cedar Rapids cleanup claim dispute

A letter defends the Cedar Rapids Jaycees for nearly 60 years of volunteer work after a Transportation Director questioned cleanup of Uptown Friday Night. The writer calls for fair treatment, cites weekly 90 minute cleanups, and argues the event did not cause later drunken driving arrests. The letter also discusses state environmental funding and military housing costs.

Jaycees Transportation Bill Hoekstra Hoekstra Uptown

Walk America Volunteers Honored by March of Dimes

A note from Joyce Kohl executive director Eastern Iowa March of Dimes thanks volunteers who walked April 29 in Walk America. The message emphasizes preventing birth defects and healthy babies as goals for tomorrow's children.

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation America Joyce Kohl Eastern Iowa March of Dimes First Ave. SE

Russ Nading Campaign Promoted in Linn County race

A letter endorses Russ Nading for Linn County supervisor highlighting his service as Fairfax mayor, city council experience, Linn County commission work, and veteran status. The author urges voters to compare candidates and vote for Nading. Address: 1605 Ninth Ave SW.

Russ Nading Linn County Fairfax Lorrayn Kaeberle Ninth Ave

Statewide concerns on DHS practices in Iowa

A correspondent argues the Iowa Department of Human Services overreaches by removing children without proper court orders and by relying on social workers reports. The letter accuses supervisors of ignorance and cites alleged illegal actions and flawed guidance while urging reform and accountability. The writer also compares road safety and enforcement, advocating focus on prevention over mere compliance.

Iowa Department of Human Services Department of Human Services Robert J. Walker Route Iowa City

Marion Voters Urged to Endorse Fire Station No. 2

Jay Kacena of Marion urges support for a referendum to fund Fire Station No. 2 as the town expands beyond a three minute reach from the existing Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street station. He cites emergency response peace of mind and local safety needs.

Marion Eighth Avenue Sixth Street Jay Kacena First Ave

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J.P. Hladky, Jr Due Hladky Ili Ken Slaughter Dale Larson John Robertson Jerry Elsen Mark Bowden BNE Fund For Innovation In Education Senate Appropriations Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt Oregon Mark Hatfield National Commission On Children James J. Kilpatrick Universal Press Syndicate C.R Cedar Rapids Iowa Nathan Hoffman Grand Ave the Gazette Donald van Sickle Fayette Walk Nading Des Moines
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