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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1983

Page

9

Bum rap for GOP in evolving women’s issue debate

The Gazette notes a wide bipartisan Economic Equity Act debate before the Senate Finance Committee. It cites Dole’s stance, Democratic critiques, and Reagan administration measures aiding women, including tax changes, child care credits, and emergency jobs funding, while warning party image harms unless reform is pursued.

Senate Finance Committee Bob Dole Kansas GOP Reagan

Covert defined as private aid and media rhetoric

A columnist mocks the term covert in politics and media coverage of U.S. aid to Nicaraguan guerrillas, contrasting it with public statements and dictionary meaning. The piece links covert action to congressional limits and calls for clearer, straight talk in reporting.

U.S Nicaragua

Reagan as radical brushes aside law in travel case

In a critique of the Reagan era, the piece argues the administration manipulated or ignored laws to pursue ideological aims. It highlights the Cuba travel ban and a secrecy order, citing court rebukes and a view that conservatives betrayed constitutional process and Congress.

Congress Supreme Court Cuba Treasury Department Ruth Wald Harvard United States Court of Appeals For the First Circuit Boston Treasury Court of Appeals Reagan Stephen Breyer Breyer Truman Executive Branch Legislative Branch American Society of Newspaper Editors

Letter prompts protest over St Joe's beer tent at Marion event

Kathleen Huebener argues against beer sales at St Joe's in Marion, citing profit claims and safety data from NHTSA and the National Safety Council. She questions church stance, recalls Wilson Foods wage cuts, and urges Christians to speak up while detailing personal losses and community impact. Jennie Jerome Churchill signs.

MADD Mothers Against Drunk Drivers St. Joe’s Marion

Stand-in shines at Brigadoon performance at Jefferson High

The Jefferson High School audience saw a last minute Fiona as Missy Beastrom from Coe College stood in due to illness. The Gazette reports the quick switch and praises the performance as the play returns this Friday and Saturday. Financial concerns are raised by workers noting wage and benefit cuts at Wilson's, questioning management decisions and the impact on staff morale.

Jefferson High School Missy Beastrom Coe College Fiona The Gazette Coe Jefferson

Gazette Letter Guidelines Include Name and Contact

The Gazette welcomes readers letters limited to 400 words. All letters may be shortened or edited. Writers must provide name stress address and signature. A telephone number for authentication is required but not published. Anonymity is not allowed. Focus on issues and events rather than personalities. Only one letter per writer every 30 days.

AAUW Thanks Legislators For Monthly Forums In Cedar Rapids

Mary Jane Jacobson of the American Association of University Women thanks state senators representatives and community members for the monthly legislative forums co sponsored with the League of Women Voters Junior League of Cedar Rapids Marion and United Way. She invites ongoing public attendance in the 1984 session.

League of Women Voters Junior League of Cedar Rapids Marion United Way Mary Jane Jacobson American Association of University Women Terrace Hill Drive

Debating Word Choice in Sports and Police Reporting

A sportswriter and a police reporter face scrutiny over diction. Readers argue mince and retrieved carry ambiguous meanings and may misstate action. The discussion centers on whether the writers conveyed precise, frank facts or euphemistic phrasing.

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