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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2009
Page
4
The Iowa Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a lower court ruling legalizing same sex marriage, finding the ban violates equal protection. The editorial notes Iowa's leadership in civil rights, cites historic acts, and calls for possible constitutional amendment opposition by legislators.
Adam Nicholson argues against the Fairness Doctrine, saying conservatives prefer opportunity in the marketplace to regulate speech. He notes Rush Limbaugh, Oprah, and others reflect income and influence, and urges government restraint while acknowledging exceptions in liberal and conservative traits across society. He cites Obama’s health plan and Grassley’s budget role.
Carl Hiaasen argues that higher taxes to fund health care and education are necessary though unpopular. He notes Rep John Boehner’s ties to lobbyists and Buffett’s acceptance of Obama tax plans, while emphasizing the payoff for children, students, veterans, and working families.
The Gazette lists staff including Publisher Dave Storey Editor Lyle Muller and columnists Jennifer Hemmingsen and Todd Dorman. The Opinion Page Editor can be reached at 319 398 8262 or reff tecklenburg gazcomm com.
The Gazette invites public issue letters but not all will be published. Letters may be edited and must include writer name street address and phone. Limit 250 words and one letter per writer every 30 days. Mail to Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 Fax 319 398 5846 Email editorial.
A column notes Iowa becoming the third state and first Midwest to allow same sex marriages. Rettig and Butler, married in Canada, celebrate legal recognition after 25 years together as residents anticipate possible constitutional amendments.
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