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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1972

Page

11

G E Cablevision referendum endorsed by local editor

The Cedar Rapids Gazette urges a yes vote on the G E Cablevision franchise arguing the company offers a fast reliable system and strong local commitment while warning that waiting for a supposedly better deal risks higher costs and loss of timely construction. It notes FCC regulation and Iowa public referendum rules may invite multiple applicants but favors G E given its track record and written commitments.

Wmt-Tv Cablevision William B. Quarton WMT Citizens’ Advisory Cedar Rapids Kwwl-Tv Waterloo Ward Sears Nixon McGovern FCC U.S Federal Communications Commissioners G.E. Cablevision Corp G.E Quarton Iowa G.e.’S Peoria Decatur G.E. Cablevision Gazette

Presidents of Manifest Destiny and Harding’s Final Voyage

A retrospective on Warren G. Harding’s 1920 nomination and presidency. The piece covers his rise, the 1920 landslide, cabinet figures like Hughes Hoover Mellon and Fall Daugherty, the Veterans Bureau corruption, and Harding’s sudden death in 1923 amid party anxieties.

Warren G. Harding Literary Digest Chicago Coliseum Harding Washington Veterans Bureau Warren Harding Ohio Henry M. Daugherty Daugherty Franklin D. Roosevelt Charles F. Hughes Herbert Hoover Andrew Mellon Will Hays Interior Albert B. Fall Andrew Jackson Little Green House K Street Budget Bureau Yeasayer White House Warren Nan Britton San Francisco Los Angeles Times Syndiate

Age of Obsolescence Introduced by Politics Century

Politicians first marketed ideas with the expectation that voters would discard them for new offerings. The piece argues that the Age of Obsolescence began with political goods, not industrial products, and invokes the buyer beware maxim.

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