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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1982
Page
6
The Gazette questions Terry Branstad’s idea to merge inaugural events with a fundraiser for anti abortion causes. It warns the move could appear political and alienate moderates while risking leadership credibility and public trust as Iowa looks to unite all residents.
The House backs a bill criminalizing forged ID production with five years’ imprisonment and up to 25000 dollars in fines. Defense aims include microchip, magnetic stripe, and infrared fingerprint ID systems for military use to curb fraud while civilian applications seek cost‑effective crime savings. Public privacy concerns accompany advances.
A Catholic journalist questions Israel while the United States reevaluates its stance after the Sabra and Shatila killings. Anwar Sadat upends sentiment, revealing Arabs as human, and Americans confront Zionist motives, self interest, and the limits of idealism in politics.
A Cedar Rapids reader argues against a proposed law barring anyone under 18 from video arcades without a parent or guardian. The letter criticizes government overreach, cites parental rights, and links youth behavior to broader social issues while urging preservation of US constitutional protections.
DeVere Hirt argues against raising the Iowa drinking age, contending 18 to 19 year olds are adults who should be responsible for their actions. He warns prohibition would fuel illegal drinking and demands targeted DUI laws with strict enforcement.
Reader argues that the strike misrepresents pro athletes attitudes urging recognition of rank and file players. He asserts players stay in shape year round, face long-term injuries, and worry about post-career medical care while superstars back the strike for reasons beyond immediate pay.
Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invite residents to express views on unlimited topics. DeVere Hirt of Coralville, retired in 1973 as a VA Hospital clerk typist, adds his background as a life insurance agent, county clerk of court, real estate dealer, and IRS employee.
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