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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1992
Page
6
The piece argues over CAFE standards raised to 40 mpg option and Clinton his support for incentives while Bush warns of job losses. It notes tech limits, foreign production, and the need to balance fuel economy with vehicle choices. Perot appears to echo typical skepticism in the debate.
The Students First Marcus Palmer Foundation reports about $400,000 raised by mid October to fund winter sports and arts programs, with Foot Locker matching to reach $800,000. Officials warn the shortfall of $1.5 million persists, urging fiscal responsibility and government accountability.
A guest columnist argues Iowa adoption law must require pre termination counseling by licensed agencies and education for pre adopters. The Cedar Rapids case highlights risks of independent placements and urges legislative fixes to protect birth parents, children, and adoptive families.
Readers argue the Christian right threatens democracy and urge passing the ERA with strong support. The letter warns of fear mongering by Robertson and others, cites Bolsheviks and Nazis as cautionary examples, and calls for vigilance beyond ERA approval. Matthew Wills adds a personal note about Illinois, urges apologies from opponents, and emphasizes Christian values.
A reflection on tax increases versus economic growth, urging voters to examine personal priorities and resist tax and spend policies. The piece questions government entitlements and asserts the private sector should lead investment to revive the economy. It encourages voting with conscience after reviewing personal finances.
Letters from Rosemary Schwartz and Brian M Sheehy in Mount Auburn and Dyersville challenge Jim Nussle and Dave Nagle on health care budgeting ethics and political perks. They accuse Nussle of misrepresentations and seek fiscal restraint while condemning a “gang of seven” in Congress.
To be considered for the November 3 elections, letters on the subject must arrive at The Gazette's editorial department by noon Wednesday October 28. Shorter submissions have a better chance of publication.
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