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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1975

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Gazette Editorial Page Preview

Editorial page notes the 1975 political climate and local issues. Opinion writers discuss civic topics and community concerns shaping upcoming debates in Cedar Rapids.

Iowa Crime Rise Outpaces Nation Says FBI Summary

FBI data show Iowa crime rising 18.5 percent, faster than the 18 percent national average. Violent crimes up 16.3 percent in Iowa versus 11.3 percent nationwide. Iowa holds the 12th lowest crime rate, with 3,413 per 100 000 population, while poor states top the list. Experts urge more funding but question money as sole solution.

Iowa FBI West Virginia North Dakota Mississippi South Dakota Kentucky Vermont Alabama Pennsylvania New Hampshire Arkansas Nebraska Public Safety Robert Holetz

Third party prospects boost Wallace Reagan in 1976 race

The Harris survey shows Wallace and Reagan as potential third party candidates could swing the election. Wallace attracts hard core Democrats and independents, while Reagan appeals to conservatives. both could deny Ford or Kennedy a clear win and push the race toward the House.

Alabama George Wallace California Ronald Reagan Reagan Wallace Ford Harris Massachusetts House of Representatives Sen Kennedy Gerald Ford East West Midwest South Richard Nixon

Baseball writers bias in MVP race questioned by history

The article surveys National League and American League MVP voting with focus on black players like Jackie Robinson Lou Brock and Joe Morgan. It notes 16 black MVPs in NL from 1950 to present and compares AL recognition with earlier barriers and ownership influence.

Cincinnati Joe Morgan Baseball Writers’ Assn Brooklyn Jackie Robinson Robinson Baseball Writers

Buy American may boost jobs and keep value steady

Reader Pat Roger urges readers to buy U.S. made products to fight unemployment and inflation, arguing loyalty to domestically produced goods can raise wages and reduce reliance on foreign imports. The letter notes Bicentennial sentiment and calls for patriotism in purchasing.

The Lion on Alger Hiss and the Communist Frame Up

The article laments Alger Hiss as a lifelong communist ally and treason convict who sought bar readmission in 1974. It accuses judges of bias and warns of a rewritten history favorable to communism while urging vigilance against such lies.

Massachusetts Bay State Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Alger Hiss Hiss Yalta Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Council On Foreign Relations United States

Meddlesome protection unpopular consumerism contagion fades

James J. Kilpatrick argues consumer protection legislation failed in the House with a 208 to 199 vote as voters recoil from big government. He notes the bill, nicknamed the Ralph Nader bill, faced veto risk but highlights a broader shift against federal consumer protection activism and warns against complacency as consumerism may recur.

House Senate Ralph Nader Mr. Nader Ford Ately

Silber Calls for Tuition Equalization to Fix Student Loans

Boston University president John R. Silber bluntly criticizes federally guaranteed student loans as failing and says defaults reach 385 million dollars. He urges a tuition equalization program with targeted grants to independent schools to reduce debt and preserve the independent sector while limiting loans to those who can repay.

Boston University John R. Silber Senate Silber

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