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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1981
Page
6
The piece notes President Reagan must win deeper domestic cuts and defend a defense increase, while midterm pressures loom. It cites Republican lawmakers returning from recess with caution, warns of chaotic budget fights, and argues tax cuts require time to work amid defense outlays and a 1984 balanced-budget goal.
The Community Action Research Group urged the Iowa Commerce Commission to review Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. stake in two Illinois nuclear plants with Commonwealth Edison for 1993 1994. ICC staff say customers should not bear stockholders return for excess capacity in 1981 82.
Local 831 members announce a Sept. 19 march on Washington for Solidarity Day to oppose Reagan policies they deem harmful to workers. Harold Wischmeyer notes unity with other unions and civil groups while urging protest against deregulation and tax cuts.
St Jude's parish invited Edgewood Manor residents to the Sweet Corn Festival and provided spending money and volunteers to transport each resident to the event. Volunteers assisted with lunch and a trip to the Country Store as residents prepared on Saturday morning.
A writer claims a long running secret U S policy uses immigration to seed new Americans through staged revolutions and refugee flows. The piece links a global cabal to U S support for foreign regimes and uses a dream as its source, detailing a sprawling, conspiratorial vision.
A reader praises and dissects college radio lines such as wherever you're at while arguing the redundancy of at in phrases like wherever you are at. The piece notes the college seeks attention and suggests crisper slogans and phrasing to avoid subtle errors.
Nicholas O. Berry of Mount Vernon, a former Mount Vernon mayor and City Council member, is introduced as a professor of politics at Cornell College. The piece invites local residents to express their thoughts on a wide range of topics, with views belonging to the contributors.
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