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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1978

Page

8

Deferred prosecutions and the chilling effect of trial diversion

The piece critiques U S government trial diversion for first or second offenses in non aggravated cases. It highlights advantages like lighter court loads and privacy fears from secrecy, with Roxanne Conlin opposing due to potential favoritism. It notes conditional rehabilitation requirements and concerns about deterrence and public awareness.

U.S. Justice Department U.S Roxanne Conlin Iowa Thiat Diversion

Iowa Farmers Ignore Farm Strike Fever Says Column

A column reports Iowa farmers remain calm about a national farm strike and set aside program. It argues despite publicity, few leave land idle, weather will likely keep surplus crops, and only federal action can prevent more bankruptcies in agriculture. It notes Kansas and Colorado strain but Iowa remains independent.

Howard Cosell Pat Boone Iowa American Agriculture Movement Agriculture Department Kansas Colorado

Isn't it the truth? y Carl Riblet Jr

A quoted opinion piece questions national harmony amid global tensions and economic strain. It reflects on Russia, Africa, Asia, wars, revolutions, inflation, a weak dollar, and the gasoline engine, noting divine favor toward the U.S.A.

Y Carl Riblet Jr Russia Africa Asia U.S.A

Freedoms paired to write not read by Nixon memoir debate

Syndicated columnist argues that readers do not endorse an author by consuming or praising a work. He defends publishing Nixon memoirs and resists censors proposing to strip profits from convicted criminals, noting free speech and artistic autonomy. He cites Doubleday, Grosset and Dunlap, and public boycotts in Arlington. He highlights First Amendment values and broad liberty to publish or perform.

Doubleday and Co Grosset and Dunlap Nixon Congress Rep. B.F. Sisk California Judiciary Committee

Dollars for Scholars awards at Washington High School

Letters praising Dollars for Scholars honors note the May 4 assembly at Washington High School where first place awards include a $50 college scholarship. The author regrets rules limit the prize to one winner, though two teammates Mark Weinhardt and John Pirnot jointly built a top debate team with many individual accolades.

Washington High School Washington Iowa

Dollars for Scholars award splits two Washington top team

In a competition decided by chance, Washington High School faculty honored a two person team, Mark Weinhardt and John Pirnot, as the first place forensics winners. The rule prevented splitting the award, prompting calls for future flexibility.

Washington High School Mark Weinhardt John Pirnot

Community gratitude and cleanup drive credit six year effort

A Cleveland School Cub Scouts Pack 33 praise keeps America Beautiful Day in Hawk Eye area cleanup with support from Mr. Al Rossey owner of Famous Recipe Fried Chicken Cedar Rapids. National Guard volunteers helped load bags and tires as Scouts tally over 300 tons of litter removed.

National Guard al Rossey Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Area Rossey

Too much loasing on fuel alternatives

President Carter's solar energy push vaunts enthusiasm but the nation lags in developing alternate fuels. The piece notes current federal programs, scattered efforts, and state actions, urging stronger commitment, planning for solar land use, and expansion into wood, wind, tidal energy, alcohol, and methane to race for survival.

Washington Carter Denver Denis Hayes Worldwatch

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