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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1992
Page
10
James J. Kilpatrick reports Dan Quayle’s San Francisco luncheon speech urging a return to traditional morals. He condemns riots and illegitimacy, cites welfare reforms, and stresses parental responsibility and strong families amid media ridicule.
Linn-Mar Parents Who Care hosted a free post prom party at Castle Lanes for all juniors and seniors and dates from 11 30 p m to 4 a m to promote drug and alcohol abstinence. Community groups including Drug Free School Consortium Linn Mar Student Assistance Team and Linn Mar Booster Club provided financial help and volunteers aided the event.
A speaker laments how the United States resembles a failing corporation. Officials once trusted now quarrel for power while ignoring needs, leaving the nation nearly four trillion dollars in debt. The future hinges on decisive reform before ruin.
Reader complains about sensational graphic details in coverage of the Gary Buck murder trial. Prosecution recounts brutal slaying of a 3-year-old. advocate calls for less graphic court reporting and more respectful journalism.
The Linn County supervisors are praised for conscientious, thoughtful leadership. They approved a 3.5 percent cost-of-living raise for county personnel for the second year and considered a 5 percent raise for management staff. Public input influenced land use policy wording. voters are urged to reelect these forward-looking supervisors on June 2.
A University of Iowa graduate recounts an unlikely path from high school detentions to honors in Anthropology and English. She urges that education remains a privilege, calls for budget-aware support for diverse programs, and emphasizes personal responsibility and using knowledge for the public good.
The text argues that pride in achievements must balance with recognizing potential in others. It asserts that learning and understanding define progress, and that paradoxes exist between individual differences and group harmony. It notes the Rodney King trial context as a reminder of current importance.
A commencement style address from the University of Iowa extols integrity pride and responsibility for the next generation. It quotes Desiderata urging placid postures amid noise and haste and encourages truth telling listening and appreciation of achievements. It closes with a call to be cheerful and strive for happiness.
A reader notes multiple grammar and spelling mistakes on museum and exhibit cards. In Iowa City a nature card mislabels animals and diet, while an African photos card misstates endangered status. Another pub card uses faulty punctuation and spelling in a too cold too handle party invite.
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