What We Stand For In Civic Debate
The editorial rejects the notion of blanket negativity and asserts a stand for open, informed public discussion. It emphasizes respect for diverse views, equal consideration of proposals, and the duties of citizens to speak freely and listen, aiming for enlightened participation rather than sensationalism.
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War on poverty lacks a clear guide to poverty causes
The piece argues that poverty arises from varied factors including lack of opportunity, monopoly of jobs, farm program impacts, and social misfits who do not fit in. It critiques big government solutions and warns against expecting Treasury miracles, urging grounded consideration in poverty plans.
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A Citizens Viewpoint on City Planning and Annexation
In this column a Cedar Rapids reader lauds the council for denying a zoning change and urges public discussion on annexing Hiawatha, notes lighting upgrades on 1st Street, compares Philadelphia’s blending of old and new with Cedar Rapids, and jokes about local fables and humor in municipal life.
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