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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1981
Page
6
The AFL-CIO delegates rejected a nationwide show of support for the air traffic controllers strike, arguing it would endorse illegal walkouts. They favor lawful reform and mandatory arbitration, noting PATCO's actions harmed labor’s campaign and public trust.
The match ends with Anatoly Karpov sealing a 6 to 2 victory after a strong comeback following a setback in game 13. Krauthammer notes the intense Soviet passion for chess and political stakes, while Korchnoi’s exile adds family tensions to the outcome.
The piece argues Reagan’s arms control push aims to calm Europe and pressure the Soviets, but its framework for negotiations on theater nuclear weapons in Europe is unlikely to satisfy Moscow. It notes missing Western forces and deep NATO divided views, with Geneva talks starting November 30 and Paul Nitze as potential bridge to a realistic framework.
The piece argues Reagan uses affirmative action as reverse discrimination and fires Arthur Flemming to stage manage shifts in civil rights policy. It contends black appointees are used as decoys, condemns the Civil Rights Commission as bloated yet useful, and suggests the administration mocks black leaders while shrinking enforcement of equal opportunity programs.
A letter urges Local 238 members to study candidates before voting on November 25. It stresses examining officers’ records, candidate qualifications, and warns of anti-union pressures from the Reagan era. The writer advocates informed voting to protect workers’ rights and reflects on unions’ historical role.
The Iowa hunter safety course, run by the Izaak Walton League with the Iowa State Conservation Commission and NRA, is praised for teaching safe firearm use and wildlife conservation. Instructors Walt Gruenewald, Dick Fultz, Marv Finley, Kent Bowden, and Conservation Officer Ron Draves are highlighted for their enthusiasm and reverence for life.
A reader defends Amish and Baptist religious education within constitutional rights. They argue for minimum standards and qualified teachers while opposing state takeover and judging by any single group. The letter asserts all Americans share religious freedom and calls for constructive solutions.
A grateful spouse thanks Area Ambulance Service and Marion Fire Department for rapid action and skilled teamwork that saved her husband. The letter praises the professionals' impact in life or death emergencies and urges community appreciation.
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