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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1990
Page
5
Cindy Nelson criticizes George Bush and Congress for policies after the election. She argues promising taxes and Social Security changes hurt seniors and veterans of World War II and urges lawmakers to stop dipping into elderly pockets. She labels grandparent generations as hard working and warns against austerity measures.
Letter writer Milan B Hood urges voting for Don Avenson in place of Terry Branstad. He argues Branstad’s decade as governor harmed working people with low wages and state policies, urging aid for higher wage standards and opposing continued low pay.
Mary Wiley describes LTC staff as essential, compassionate caregivers who form resident bonds like family. She emphasizes patient rehabilitation, independence, and the shift from negative stereotypes to recognizing the rewarding, demanding, and skilled work in nursing facilities.
A reader asks why a band director allowed a skit where a child playfully "shoots" another at a concert and why The Gazette chose to publish such an event. The letter questions responsible oversight and media sensitivity to real life tragedy.
A reader endorses Andy Hasley for Senate citing neighborhood service in Wellington Heights and a history of restoring inner city pride. The letter also criticizes Rep. Tom Tauke for paying himself a pay raise while praising Sen. Harkin for integrity and urging continued support for six years.
Connie Clark urges voters to re-elect Iowa Senator Wally Horn on November 6, praising his work to boost state funding for economic development and the Feder al Procurement Office at Kirkwood Community College aiding Iowa firms in securing federal contracts.
A father explains using Mojo Nixon music to redirect his son Jake away from rap. The satirical rock artist’s songs parody Elvis, religion, and pop culture in ways that appeal to a boy's sense of humor, leading Jake to choose Elvis over rap for Halloween.
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