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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1988
Page
6
Editorial urges transparency as the Reagan administration faces questions about a 20 000 M 16 rifle sale to Guatemala worth 13 8 million. Congress has banned arms to Guatemala since 1977 and the public deserves disclosure regardless of license status.
Congress backs a wingless unmanned cargo shuttle called Shuttle-C to boost U S space access. using existing engines and tanks the craft would launch 100 000 to 170 000 pounds to orbit and aim to reduce launches and assembly time for the Freedom Space Station while minimizing human risk. NASA estimates higher per flight cost but lower cost per pound and plans funding in 1990 or 1991 with a launch about three years after approval.
NCAA data show University of Iowa recruited athletes from 1982 class graduated at 53.1 percent by 1987, above the overall 51.9 percent for all freshmen. Football and basketball players in revenue sports rose to 52 percent, reflecting strong academic achievement alongside football results.
Safire argues for forgiveness when officials admit errors and change. He cites Linda Greene and Fred Malek, noting how accountability and apologies should allow both to return to public service. The piece urges clear ethics guidelines to prevent intimidation and bias.
A letter from Linn County residents lauds county leaders for removing barriers and expanding services for the disabled and elderly. Programs like OPTIONS and LIFTS are highlighted along with accessible polling places and an appreciation for Supervisor Jean Oxley and candidate Ken Perry.
A public dispute pits Mayor and City Council against Jaeger who ordered Chief Gary Hinzman to accept captain’s pay. Hinzman supporters from the police command back him at a hearing. A retired officer aligned with Jaeger faced criticism and later received a Jaeger plaque. Citizen concerns call for removal procedures. Linda K. Touro.
Audrey E. Rahn of 2029 Eastern Blvd SE calls on Ducks Unlimited and Pheasants Forever to impose a voluntary moratorium on hunting this season to prove genuine concern for wildlife after a harsh summer drought. She argues actions speak louder than words and urges real preservation beyond lip service.
The Hiawatha VFW Post 5349 and Ladies Auxiliary thank all who contributed to the recent Buddy Poppy sale. Poppies are made by disabled veterans and proceeds aid needy veterans and their families.
An Iowa family shares how their daughter Mary Jo born August 27 1986 with Down’s syndrome benefited from early intervention. They describe the Early Childhood Home Program at Grant Wood Area Education Agency and her progress through infancy and early schooling.
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