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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1990

Page

5

Illinois Iowa speed limit differential for trucks suggested

Editorial urges Iowa to adopt a 65 mph limit for cars and 55 mph for trucks on rural interstates similar to Illinois. Cites studies and opinions from Northwestern University and state officials, noting safety unclear but comfort and spacing improve with slower truck speeds. Both states’ trucking groups oppose variances. call for uniform 55 mph.

Illinois Iowa Mississippi Jeet Sidhu Illinois Department of Transportation Virginia Iowa Department of Transportation Harold Schiel IDOT Transportation Safety Bureau

Dead animals left on Jones County roadsides spark uproar

Jones County residents condemn the disposal of carcasses along roadsides including a 500 pound steer several pigs a sow and a horse. Supervisor Merlin Moore calls for prosecution of those leaving dead animals in ditches amid health and environment concerns.

Jones County Davenport Merlin Moore

Stop forcing old folks to stay home

A Universal Press Syndicate opinion argues that Social Security earnings penalties for retirees working beyond 62 to 69 are unfair and economically counterproductive. It cites high marginal tax rates, estimates potential revenue gains from raising or abolishing limits, and urges Congress to reform the policy.

Washington Congress National Center For Policy Analysis Dallas Aldona Robbins Gary Robbins Treasury Department Colorado Bill Armstrong Armstrong Universal Press Syndicate

NEA Controversy Over Art Grants Sparks Public Letters

Lois Edmundson of Sigourney cites 171 million in NEA funding and lists explicit artworks she deems obscene. She urges readers to contact Rep. Jim Leach in Washington to oppose future funding for three years.

NEA Congress Jim Leach Leach U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C

National EMS Week urges community upgrade of emergency care

In a Sumner notice Jeffrey Bowling urges communities to build comprehensive EMS systems during EMS Week Sept 16 22. He notes many Iowa communities have advanced ambulance services and Enhanced 911 coming, and calls for volunteers and donations to support better care at every step.

National Emergency Medical Services U.S Iowa Jeffrey Bowling Sumner

Obituary pricing sparks reader backlash across Iowa

Readers from Dubuque to Tipton protest The Gazette obituary charges, likening them to profit at a time of loss. They argue the policy strips communities of essential notices and sympathy, urging a return to free or lower-cost obituary printing.

Dubuque Sioux City Des Moines Quad Cities The Gazette Sioux City Journal Denise Ammeter C Ave Louise Kinderknecht Vinton H.R. Roethlisberger 24Th Ave

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