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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1983
Page
6
An independent paper founded in 1883 lists John Robertson as Managing Editor and Art Heusinkveld as Editor of Editorial Pages. Editorial Board Chairman position is noted but the holder is not named.
The independent John Anderson plans a second run at the presidency with a potential six million dollars in public funding based on his 1980 showing. Critics doubt the need while supporters argue public financing should not be reserved for major parties, noting the electoral system’s inclusivity.
The government has let 22 532 fines totaling 185.6 million dollars go unpaid while citing low collection priority. It could use prison as leverage for nonpayment, forcing asset disclosure and stronger compliance, to curb intentional evasion and uphold justice.
This analysis notes Ronald Reagan shifts toward pragmatic positions on international finance and environment while facing hard right limits. It highlights IMF backing, environmental rollback, Watt’s resistance, and cautious language on arms control, arguing core beliefs constrain policy change and produce a cautious center-right balance.
Letters discuss Northwestern Bell filing for local measured service with the Iowa State Commerce Commission, its effect in Marshalltown since 1981, potential partial or full suspension, and concern over higher long distance charges. The writer argues for lower rates for infrequent local callers to offset rising costs. The piece also includes an extended religious commentary on Revelation and ecumenism.
A writer argues against ecumenism and animal cruelty, condemning false religious movements and urging Judeo Christian clergy to teach all creatures deserve life. The piece links religious belief to human superiority and calls for universal animal rights and harmonious coexistence.
The Gazette invites readers to submit letters up to 400 words with editing possible. Include the writer name street address and signature. A non published telephone assists authentication. Letters should address issues and events rather than individuals. One letter per writer every 30 days and no verse.
A house organ misprints all told as all-tolled and notes a banker’s remark on camouflage and a critic’s octagonal stage. The piece discusses common misspellings and nemesis versus nemeses, detailing the shifting sense of nemesis from retribution to a general misfortune.
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