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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2003
Page
8
The Gazette argues restraint in symbolic moments as Saddam Hussein’s statue falls in Baghdad. It warns the war continues with more deaths and destruction and urges coalition forces to avoid arrogance while Iraqis shape the postwar image.
Washington Post editorial argues Bush and Blair should urge a clear renunciation of terrorism and disarmament from the IRA Sinn Fein leadership to preserve the Good Friday accord. It cautions that renewed violence could erode global hope for negotiated end to terrorism and urges US influence with Northern Ireland Catholics.
The piece recalls a World War I and II memorial in France defaced with graffiti including a swastika and anti US slogans. It contrasts patriotic displays with public criticism of the Iraq War, notes the role of green card holders in the military, and emphasizes citizen responsibility to analyze government action.
Catherine N. Payvandi of Cedar Rapids argues against a Grace Baptist Church roadside sign claiming Allah is not the God of America. She urges prayer for leaders and for peace in Iraq, condemning religious intolerance and politicized faith.
A riverboat casino proposal pledges 700 to 800 full time jobs and 4500 daily patrons, projecting $30 million funded by private developers to boost Linn County tax revenue and area development without public cost. It argues Tama and Mississippi river regions currently send large gambling dollars elsewhere.
Linn County spent years and hundreds of thousands assessing sites and bought the Hennessey property for 2.5 million dollars to host the proposed landfill. The purchase completes a plan to use the site for waste disposal.
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