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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1983
Page
7
The piece argues against banning opinion polls as suppression of free expression. Citing Turkey where military rulers banned polls and a leading paper Gunaydin, it asserts polling itself is a form of public dialogue. Suppression risks undermining information value and democratic process.
In Port Jefferson a family faced surgery or death for an infant with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. New York Court of Appeals upheld parental decision making against state and outsider interference, warning against government or court intrusion into private family choices.
The piece critiques Ronald Reagan's public relations approach, praising pool reporting and TV savvy while questioning underlying policy and long term effect. It argues PR can win attention and votes but risks poisoning public trust without real governance.
The writer argues inmates deserve basic human rights and sanity aids like phones and an exercise room. They condemn sensational TB outbreak reporting by Channel 9 and urge accuracy. They also credit Williston Jones for Coe College’s founding and critique insurance dividend notions amid inflation.
The writer jokes about nativity displays and church state issues around Christmas. They mock Equal Rights Amendment advocates pushing changes to religious language. The piece ends with a satirical suggestion of gender inclusive alterations to the Lord's Prayer.
The speaker argues against placing nuclear weapons in Europe, warning it could provoke a first strike from Russia and cause global protests over Pershing IIs. Proposes alternatives like submarine-launched missiles off Europe and keeping Pershing IIs out of NATO countries.
A discussion on whether couple should be treated as singular or plural in modern style guides. It cites AP UPI and USA Today examples and argues for consistent agreement with its or their to avoid awkward phrasing.
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