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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1986

Page

6

Meese speech at Tulane sparks debate on Supreme Court role

Editorial argues Attorney General Meese overstated the law when claiming Supreme Court decisions are not binding law. Critics call him radical while noting his point may reflect a nuanced view that courts can be overruled by responsible action, raising concerns about future DOJ actions.

Ed Meese Tulane University Supreme Court Meese New York Times Justice Department

Goofy goyle's take on evolving pornography debate

Outlooks writer cites public ignorance about porn as growth in the market expands beyond sleazy magazines. The Times review of Rate It X and a Hustler cartoonist Chester the Molester highlight tensions. The piece calls for broader public awareness and action to address perceived harms.

Larry R. Johnson Mr. Johnson Citizens For Decency of Cedar Rapids Johnson Gazette The New York Times Pastor Johnson Times Review Larry Flynt Publications Hustler Magazine Chester Hustler CBS Chester the Molester

Iowa voters urged to back Branstad or Junkins for governor

A reader-labeled letter to the Gazette urges Iowans to vote for Terry Branstad or Lowell Junkins in the upcoming election. It argues Branstad’s four-year record has hurt small towns while praising Junkins as a remedy and leadership for rural Iowa.

Iowa Lowell Jenkins Lowell Linda Montrose Doris Peick Iowa House Doris

Day Care Homes Association Thanks Conference Helpers

The Cedar Rapids Day Care Homes Association thanks attendees and supporters for the October 11 conference. Gratitude goes to The Gazette Kirkwood Community College speakers and donors for making the event a success. June Irene Loney co-signed this acknowledgment.

Day Care Homes Association Cedar Rapids the Gazette Kirkwood Community College June Irene Loney Gateway St. NE

From a child’s question to disarmament fears and war

A parent recalls a night of questions about nuclear weapons and the possibility of global annihilation. The dialogue reflects anxious hope that leaders desire disarmament, yet fear of renewed conflict and the toll on children worldwide. The writer then comments on local concert reviews and praise for a reviewer Dick Hogan.

Scott Russia

Perennial Politician Seeks Office Amid GOP Ticket Talk

Chuck Fillenworth of 233 26th Ave SW notes no straight GOP ticket. The Gazette invites letters about candidates or ballot questions for the November 4 election, due by Thursday noon Oct 30, with shorter letters favored for publication.

Mr. Sawyer Chuck Fillenworth 26Th Ave Gazette

Jail Reagan Bush and Contras Arrest Plan Prompts Protest

A 1986 letter accuses the Reagan and Bush administrations of aiding the contras and violating international law over Nicaragua. It calls for the leaders to be jailed and outlines a planned nonviolent action or candlelight vigil at Mount Mercy College for a GOP fundraiser. It mentions Eugene Hasenfus as a survivor and names Max Gomez as a weapons supplier.

Nicaragua USS Eugene Hasenfus Managua Hasenfus Max Gomez White House Bush Donald Gregg Gomez Reagan U.S World Court United Nations Organization of American States Mount Mercy College Linn County Pledge of Resistance

Charity Grant the Iowa City eighth grader challenges nuclear policy

Des Moines Des Moines broadcast writer profiles Charity Thyra Henrikke Grant a 12 year old Iowan and activist whose Hiroshima Nagasaki commemoration speech declares refusal to fund military spending. The piece notes her letters requests for help and notes she received no responses while recounting her interactions with family and community.

Iowa City Iowa Charity Grant Des Moines Box 123 Charity Thyra Henrikke Grant T.H. Grant Ms.” Magazine Charity Noon Optimist Club Elie Wiesel Lufkin Texas

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