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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1992
Page
5
A Marion High School senior defends Marion teachers against claims they need extra training to meet Linn-Mar standards. He cites Marion teachers’ top state ratings, high honor roll rates, strong ACT and ITED scores, and argues for collaboration over division for regional school improvement.
A March 26 letter urges defense of McKinley Middle School’s no weapons policy after a student was suspended for a small pocket knife. Tim O Neil argues the rule protects daily safety and rejects claims of a siege mentality, praising administration under Cindy Monroe and Thomas Kenner for fostering a secure urban learning environment.
The text defends Assistant Police Chief Mike Klappholz, describing him as a dedicated professional and family man. It emphasizes his civic and church involvement and argues that the suspension may create a false, exaggerated impression of him.
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The March 22 Gazette quotes opposing views on abortion counseling. It says ATW avoids clinic language and promotes abstinence while condemning abortion as a grisly act. It notes Coe College reporters’ concerns and Planned Parenthood calling ATW misinforming, with ATV funded by private donations.
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