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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1982

Page

7

Budget baloney and the new balancing proposal

The Gazette critiques a proposed budget balancing law backed by Rep. Tip O Neill and Democratic leaders. It argues the measure offers an escape clause for economic necessity and would set rigid priorities while masking the real failure to curb spending. It compares the plan to a futile constitutional amendment and notes both sides push equally hollow solutions.

Tip O’neill Congressional Budget Committees Tip Congress Budget Committees Administration Federal Reserve Congressional Budget Office International Monetary Fund

Public school teacher strikes rise and fall across states

The article notes fewer teacher strikes this year than last with 107 communities affected previously. It argues mandatory arbitration can prevent walkouts, citing Iowa and Florida as models, and warns that better pay prospects may later revive strikes if conflicts persist.

National Education Association NEA Iowa

Global migration shifts as world population climbs

The piece traces historic and modern migration patterns from Moses era to today’s mass movements. It notes rising world population, crowding in rich nations, and large refugee flows including 2.6 million Afghans fleeing after the Russian takeover and nearly 2 million Palestinians as voluntary migrants.

Afghanistan

Refugees and Displaced Populations Worldwide in 1982

The article surveys mass displacements from conflicts and repression, noting Israelis, Cubans, Ethiopians, Laotian and Cambodian refugees, Ugandan expulsions, and Chinese resettlement. It highlights U S refugee intake, international contributions, and the challenge of classifying diverse fleeing groups.

Uncle Sam United States Europe Latin America America

The Case for Free Trade and Its Global Impact

A detailed advocacy for free trade arguing it can end war inflation and poverty by removing barriers and licensing. It links trade freedom to disarmament and humane treatment of migrants while condemning protectionism and government distortion. The piece blends economic theory with警问 social critique.

Opinions From Eastern Iowa Readers Invited

Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves here. The topics are unlimited. The views are theirs.

Christian faith centers on personal relation with Jesus Christ

A letter argues that Christianity offers everlasting life as a gift from God through faith in Jesus Christ, not as a reward for moral living. It contends that integrity and wholeness come from a saving relationship, and urges Christianity as the source of hope, truth, and peace for individuals and society.

DeVere Hirt Heaven Jesus Christ God Mr. Hirt Jesus

Czech Festival Showcases Heritage and Growth in Cedar Rapids

The Czech Heritage Foundation and Czech Fine Arts led a three day Czech Festival on 16th Avenue SW with larger attendance than last year. Visitors traveled from Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and Texas. The Gazette aided promotion. The Czech museum drew many visitors and a feature on Czechs in Cedar Rapids appeared in Czechoslovak Life published by the Czechoslovak Institute of Foreign Affairs.

Czech Heritage Foundation The Czech Fine Arts 16Th Avenue SW Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Texas Gazette Cedar Rapids Illustrated Czechoslovak Life Czechoslovak Institute of Foreign Affairs

Gasoline Prices Move Down Before Labor Day Weekend

The writer notes gasoline prices fell steadily before Labor Day, reaching a summer low. They urge balanced reporting on what drives fuel costs including supply demand competition and dealer decisions, arguing consumers deserve clear price information.

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