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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1992
Page
5
An opinion arguing that young families face taxation and government overreach. The writer urges voting to elect fewer taxes and less government, noting the role of Democrats in state and federal government and urging readers to vote to influence spending. The piece targets families with young children and contrasts stay at home versus working moms.
Ann Jaeger defends her father Robert Jaeger, retired Cedar Rapids public safety commissioner, from perceived biased coverage by The Gazette. She notes his 30 years as a dedicated public servant, his steady rank, and focus on family over career advancement while criticizing unfair reporting.
Isabelle Woods vents at Perot claiming he seeks fame, quits when work begins, and shifts effort to constituents while he laughs for the press. She questions Iowa voters and labels him a con artist.
A letter to the editor argues for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment in Iowa. It cites economic realities of two income households, calls for equal pay and non discrimination, and notes past abuses and protections now at stake. The author links ERA passage to stronger family finances and lawful, merit based work.
A public appeal condemns violence and immorality on television urging families to turn off the TV and boycott sponsors. It stresses parental responsibility and urges collective action to protect children from harmful content.
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