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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1992
Page
6
The Gazette editor touts the North American Free Trade Agreement as good for U S agriculture and Iowa farmers. It notes bipartisan debate and pending Congress action while noting critics and political risk to the deal.
The vice president drew ridicule for claiming unwed motherhood is an poor role model during a year of political satire. Candice Bergen later mocked him at the Emmy ceremony while Bergen highlighted gender debates and media misstatements.
Fans at the University of Iowa will donate to Florida relief during tonight's game against Miami at Kinnick Stadium. Buckets at entrances collect for disaster relief as Miami damage is estimated around 20 billion dollars.
The guest column argues U.S. schools are not failing and highlights differences with Japan Russia and Germany. It notes longer school years higher science emphasis and a shift toward comprehensive services while praising teachers and supporting science curriculum reform led by AAAS and NSTA with Iowa districts participating.
A speaker urges action during a bleak period to advance the new central Catholic high school project. With land purchased and engineering and architectural work nearing completion, the committee is urged to reconvene and push ahead despite sentiment and economic fears.
A reader highlights misleading notices from Cox Cable and others that claim September action will raise rates. The piece accuses the National Cable Television Association of fabricating figures with a Commerce Department cite to influence Congress. It urges Iowa lawmakers to support reregulation in conference committee.
A reader questions the November First Coalition NFC on firearms rights and alleged misstatements. The letter challenges NFC stance on criminals versus law abiding citizens and mocks claims about assault rifles, calibers, and sources while demanding factual evidence from FBI data.
Local figures urge Cedar Rapids residents to vote yes on Sept 8 to renew the 67 cent Physical Plant and Equipment Levy. They argue renewal avoids general fund use, supports maintenance, safer schools, and preserves education funding amid state cuts.
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