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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1993
Page
9
Letter urges opposition to large welfare programs and liberal policies. Cites Goldwater and Broder to argue welfare state expansion harms freedom and national welfare, urging citizens to loudly resist continued big spending.
Senator Grassley labels Clinton economic plan as Carter style tax and spend. He notes his own votes for Reagan era budgets with large deficits and accuses GOP leaders from Reagan to Bush of triggering most historic deficits.
A citizen voices concern that Iowa lawmakers face federal pressure to pass a helmet law in exchange for 1.9 million dollars for roads. The writer argues this compromises freedom and urges voters to demand full disclosure from their senators and representatives.
A letter argues for parental choice between traditional and transformational education in public schools, citing Franklin School Mesa and concerns about race, outcomes evidence, and taxpayer responsiveness. It contends shared parent support could boost success and warns against restricting options.
Readers discuss parental notification for minors seeking abortions and accuse proponents of labeling opponents as the religious right. The letter cites religious faith, personal conscience, and biblical examples to argue for free choice and reject coercive laws.
The March 25 Nature article notes dwarf elephants lived on Arctic island habitats around 1700 B.C. Insular evolution favored smaller herbivores and carnivores in Malta and nearby regions. An April Discover piece suggests a Nebraska crater possibly tied to climatic shifts and biblical era events. The author plans a summer field visit to inspect the site.
Leonel Guardado, a street scavenger in Managua, sees no meals in sight as structural adjustment cuts jobs and health care. The article notes high unemployment, collapsed health services, and crowded classrooms while calling for alternative development strategies and fair international policy.
A Betty McCollister clipping roundups critique subject verb agreement, noting fleets of horse vans is wrong because fleet is the subject and should take is. Other examples show misaligned verbs with plural subjects like attempts and films. The piece urges proper grammar even in rapid writing.
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