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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1986
Page
8
The editorial applauds Reagan for firing aides and creating a bipartisan NSC study panel. It argues for appointing a special prosecutor to investigate possible illegal activity, warns of partisan risk, and asserts the president must act despite political cost.
A Meese led investigation is seen as lacking credibility due to enemies and detractors. critics say the probe will be tainted regardless of Meese's honesty. The debate suggests Reagan cannot escape political fallout and should consider the impact on national policy and leadership. Tip O Neill calls the situation a tragedy for the nation.
In a Washington speech at Catholic University, U S Education Secretary Bennett proposed tightening federal aid, suggesting tuition hikes above inflation be excluded from aid calculations. Critics note rising costs stem from faculty pay lag, technology upgrades, and debt devaluation, not aid availability.
The piece decries a rapid White House decline tied to Iran arm sales and Nicaragua covert actions. It assigns blame to President Reagan for staffing failures, secrecy culture, and a shift from transparent governance, urging him to reveal the full story and change leadership.
Friends of Ronald Reagan recall a nightmare of secrecy and scandal as the Senate committee probes unfold. The piece frames the fear of criminal trials and impeachment hearings and questions the president's knowledge and timing.
A Connecticut state welfare leader backs a national plan to cut poverty among American children. The proposal, titled One Child in Four, advocates family investment and four core components to strengthen self-sufficiency, expand access to care, and replace aid programs with a living standard.
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