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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1992
Page
5
March 1983 recounts a chaotic Pan Am experience at a European hub. A passenger describes gate delays and poor handling as Pan Am bled cash and eventually went bankrupt, noting a foreign transfer of funds and lost control over operations.
Guest columnist criticizes Democrats and abortion activists linking to NARAL and Planned Parenthood while praising Republican leaders such as Nussle Bush Grassley and Quayle. Calls for voting Republican on November 3 for change and a future for Iowa.
A Chicago reader lauds the city’s Jazz Festival for safety with no arrests during Labor Day weekend and notes police presence on foot, bike, and horse. The letter contrasts Chicago’s events and respect with Cedar Rapids’ struggles and calls for maturity and shared responsibility.
Patricia Tekippe argues the 1980s saw 80 percent cuts to federal public housing funds and drastic health measure cuts while the minimum wage failed to keep pace with inflation. She notes the rich gained 70 percent from tax changes as housing and health subsidies faded and urges voters to seek changes in structures causing poverty.
Ed and Lyle Bruere defend Washington High School drum line and band citing years of practice and progress. They note bands and football players interact politely with neighbors, praising student dedication and suggesting appreciation rather than complaints.
The Cedar Rapids Area Family Home Child Care Association president argues for mandatory registration to align rules across the sector. He notes inspections by three departments and HACAP participation, and cites more children in homes than centers. He urges legislators to unify regulations to ensure compliance and quality care.
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