Iacocca Faces Criticism Over Japan Hiring Allegations
The editorial questions Lee Iacocca with Chrysler as a credible voice in alleging racial hiring bias by Japanese automakers in U S plants. It notes minority representation gaps at Japanese plants and cites Congressional Black Caucus plans for January hearings while urging Iacocca to step aside.
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Iacocca
U.S
NAACP
Cisstie
CORP
Lee Iacocca
United States
Congressional Black Caucus
Midwest
Chrysler
Japan
Mandela cites racism as factor in Gulf crisis and world response
Nelson Mandela argues racism drives Western action over Iraq and Kuwait, noting the invasion drew a diverse coalition. He contrasts Western reactions to Grenada and Panama and points to Saudi defense, while many coalition nations also supported his anti apartheid campaign.
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Iraq
Mandela
Grenada
Panama
Israel
West
Saudi Arabia
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
South Africa
Sam the Wise Seal Faces Political Bid from Circle of Animals
A fable like Washington scene shows Sam the Wise Seal courted by sober Democratic animals to lead their circle. They warn of media sharks and TV ads while opponents like George the Big Giraffe, Duke the Donkey, and Mario the Monkey vie for the role and the quiet life in the White Pool.
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Washington
Sam
Army
Navy
George
Seven Seas
Duke
Yale
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
Mario
Thomas Aquinas
Lloyd
Letters to the Gazette on War Powers and U S policy
A reader urges Congress to use the War Powers Resolution to pause offensive action against Iraq and questions the aims and costs of military force versus nonmilitary options. The letter critiques U S aid to allies, nuclear concerns in Pakistan, and Israel’s aid, warning of a return to cold war brinkmanship and war weariness.
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Congress
U.S
Iraq
Kuwait
Saddam Hussein
Vietnam
Germany
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Pakistan
Israel
Legislator credits supporters in re election bid
Iowa House candidate Joyce Nielsen thanks supporters for votes and yardwork and notes every dollar raised was vital for the campaign. She praises those who contributed money and time to aid her re election. Address listed as 2702 Q Ave NW.
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Iowa
Hunters beneficial to wildlife in defense of hunting
Mark Gillette of the Putting People First Foundation Cedar Rapids argues that hunting supports wildlife health and balance. He says overpopulation risks starvation disease and possible extinction, and thanks hunters for their role in maintaining prosperous wildlife for all.
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Mark Gillette
Putting People First Foundation
Cedar Rapids
Forgotten children deserve love across all colors
An opinion argues against focusing on a perceived shortage of Caucasian newborns in adoption. It urges awareness for all waiting children including older kids, those with special needs, and children of color, and calls November as Adoption Awareness Month to consider all possibilities and seek state support where needed.
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the Gazette
Iowa
Hollywood
Department of Human Services
Cathy Quehl-Engel
Mount Vernon
Rights at odds over city decision on fortuneteller faith
Dean E. Strand of Davenport argues the Cedar Rapids City Council exceeded constitutional bounds in judging religious practices, stressing the First Amendment protections for minority faiths and warning against banning women in occult sects, recalling Salem witch trials.
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Cedar Rapids
Salem
Mass
Dean E. Strand
Davenport
Taxpayer Opposes New School Levy in West Branch District
A West Branch taxpayer argues against the School Instructional Support Levy citing rising taxes. He notes Iowa City’s levy at 11.35 per 1000 and West Branch at 13.26, estimating a 120 to 150 dollar impact on a 60 thousand home and farmland. He urges a no vote and poll turnout on November 27.
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West Branch
Iowa City
Democrats Call for Fresh Face After Branstad Victory
A reader vented frustration at Terry Branstad's re election praising Don Avenson and urging Iowa Democrats to field a strong, appealing candidate for 1994. The letter warns the state will drift into the 21st century with two classes and limited opportunities without a clear Democratic alternative.
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Terry Branstad
Don Avenson
Avenson
Don Adams
Don Knotts
Don(ald) Duck
Branstad
Iowa
Selfless Hoover Led Nation With Silent Service
The speaker praises President Herbert Hoover for long federal service, noting he returned his salary to the treasury and refused pay on multiple requests after World War I. The quote about stubborn old men causing wars and youth bearing the cost is highlighted as a memorable statement.
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Herbert Hoover
Federal Treasury
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Sam the Wise
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Cox News Service
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