Ford's Iowa ride hints at 1976 farm policy legacy
Gerald Ford in Iowa urges a world focus for grain markets and credits Earl Butz with expanding foreign demand. He notes drought during his term and contrasts past policy with today's prices, while Clark politics echo on farm credit and export measures. He jokes that Democrats may share credit for ag policy.
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Will Rogers
Driver stop legality under review by high court
A Delaware case being considered by the Supreme Court casts doubt on the constitutionality of random driver license checks. Cedar Rapids and many departments may continue such stops, while critics urge better disclosure to avoid fines and public distrust.
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Supreme Court
Delaware
Cedar Rapids
Crowded sky prompts call for tighter airspace rules
Washington column argues the San Diego midair tragedy should spur FAA and Congress to reexamine the air traffic mix. It notes 280 million annual airline passengers, 178,304 general aviation aircraft, and rising near misses, urging usable restrictions on private planes to protect commercial flight safety.
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San Diego
Federal Aviation Administration
George Washington Parkway
Washington National
Lindbergh Field
Classifications reveal us more than things
Judith A. Urquhart argues classifications divide people and things less than our own biases. She notes race labels and political Tags show personal views, not permanent truths, urging readers to rethink how they categorize others and themselves.
Plot twists in submarine theft saga from life of crime
The story jokes about the failed plot to steal a nuclear submarine with cynical humor. It mocks handling contraband and notes suspects from insurance and carpet cleaning backgrounds. It satirically contrasts grand schemes with everyday quirks and a presidential veto related to large ships.
Letter responds to Tax con fusion on taxes and insurance
A college professor replies to a Sept 24 letter arguing that employer taxes and insurance are not equivalent. The writer clarifies Harold Wilensky's point, emphasizing it concerns the relative sizes of public spending rather than debates on taxation levels.
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Harold Wilensky
Mr. Wilensky
Tax versus premiums debate and local hunting concerns letter
A resident argues that employer insurance premiums are not taxes unless governmentmandated and urges employers to quit deducting premiums. The letter also warns a gunfield parallel to Eastern Drive SW risks to nearby homes and children, urging safer hunting practices. Mrs. David Cline 1821 Eastern Drive SW appeals for restraint and safety.
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Mrs
David Cline
Eastern Drive
Isn't it the truth by Cori Ribiet Jr
A syndicated opinion piece noting inflation risks to the value of a dollar and its impact on thought value, with a humorous reference to George Washington. The columnist laments shrinking purchasing power and its effect on discourse.
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Cori Ribiet Jr
George Washington
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