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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2006
Page
5
Ray Dutchik of northwest Cedar Rapids describes quitting all chemicals on his yard for over 25 years. He notes the lawn stays green, attracts more birds, and children enjoy the hill while saving money and gaining peace of mind.
A reader endorses governor candidate Mike Blouin citing wisdom humor and decades of experience. The letter notes bipartisan support from Democrats, his stance on women's choice, and past efforts to create family planning centers before Planned Parenthood existed.
The article quotes President Bush urging voters to choose between Democratic and Republican positions in a March address. It cites a March 25 report noting Bush and Cheney attacking Democrats and framing fiscal choices.
Terri Nederhiser of Cedar Rapids criticizes fiscal and welfare policies while urging collaboration with earth allies. Glenn Chatfield of North Liberty argues against homosexual advocacy and defends a heterosexual norm citing biology and natural order.
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