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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1992
Page
4
Gazette editorials question Terry Branstad's pledge to lift Iowa teachers to the national average and probe whether the governor can fund the rise without new taxes. They note previous $90 million cost projections and warn Iowa remains financially strained despite claims of a budget fix.
A fundraising effort in Charles City seeks a 1 million dollar restoration fund for the red brick house where Carrie Lane Chapman Catt grew up. The 19th Amendment Society has raised 20 thousand and plans a 1995 observance, with 500 thousand for maintenance endowment and 500 thousand for restoration, highlighting historic significance.
Robert Reno argues against dismissing Clinton's draft record and links Vietnam era policy to the Gulf War. He questions motives of opponents, criticizes Kissinger era policies, and contemplates the cost of the Vietnam conflict versus Bush and Quayle era actions. He calls for candor on Gulf War rationale.
Dennis L. Smith argues the Brady bill with five day waiting period and background checks can curb gun violence. He cites polls and police endorsements and accuses Senator Grassley of gridlock to block the measure. He urges Iowa voters to press for a separate bill before the 102nd Congress adjourns.
A letter thanks Cedar Rapids Mayor Larry Serbousek and City Employment Director Hurley Bassett for visiting AT&T National Credit Center employees on September 4. It notes the December 30 office closing causing unemployment and future job-search plans, while praising officials for sharing resumes and interview tips with affected workers. The writer estimates 128 former employees and expresses community impact concerns.
Animal victims in Dade County received help on Sept 12 as Wal-Mart and donors pitched in. A $551.76 check is en route to the Dade County Animal Shelter in Miami. The author notes the animals would express gratitude if able.
A mail call from two Coe faculty members highlights language quirks. Mary Alice Ericson notes painted lady larvae damage soybeans in east central Iowa and jokes it would be a Guinness feat. John Chapman discusses the misuse of prevent in a sheriff story, clarifying proper usage with examples.
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