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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1981
Page
8
The article critiques Reagan and Brezhnev for casual remarks on limited nuclear war and winnability. It questions sources for Reagan’s claim about Soviet beliefs, contrasts with Brezhnev’s denials, and warns that loose talk could threaten global security and steer policy. It calls for restraint and transparency.
Iowa State athletic director Lou McCullough earns praise for a policy banning unapproved signs at football and basketball games to curb abusive language and rival tensions. Coach Johnny Orr will urge decorum, starting with December 8 against Iowa Hawkeyes before a wider adoption.
A reflective column compares a childhood gang misrule to Reagan era militarism. The author notes how loud talk about strength masks weakness and cites Kennedy and Roosevelt as historical precedents in debates over defense budgets and foreign policy. He argues Reagan misreads Roosevelt and warns of shifting risk to diplomacy and budget strain.
In Lynchburg and beyond, Jerry Falwell projects massive support for his Old Time Gospel Hour and Moral Majority. He cites millions of viewers and voters, defends pro Israel stances, and frames liberal elites as out of touch while predicting strong grass-roots backing across America.
A college paper hosts a 55 word critique noting seven clear errors in a game recap with multiple suggested fixes. It cites misspellings field vs feild wrong words and missing punctuation. The analysis weighs commas hyphen usage and sentence structure across two quoted plays.
In a Baltimore gathering Democrats debate direction and offerings after Senatorial gains. The piece urges dropping ideological baggage, trimming Great Society programs, challenging Reagan arms policy, and adopting common sense, proclaims a slogan: Lets talk sense to the American people.
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