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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1994
Page
5
George R. Rozier of Cedar Rapids argues that evolution and creationism are both based on faith, claiming scientific dating methods are inconsistent and that mankind did not observe Earth's beginnings. He urges schools to choose between two faith-based origins theories.
A letter argues against RU-486 praising its risks and abortion procedures. It warns two state clinics may test RU-486, claims it is not a contraceptive but an abortifacient, and cites possible side effects including severe bleeding and death. The author urges warning women and commends cautious health groups.
A staunch critique accuses federal officials of overreach and hidden agendas. The author cites Jeffersonian rights and Lincoln to argue the public should resist perceived health care, trade, and crime bills, urging civic awakening before November elections.
Robert D. Smith of Olds explains a burned well shed and rebuilt water system on Linn County land. Despite compliance with four earth anchors, inspectors veto a service pole installation and block wiring to the shed. suggesting options include legal action, discontinuing water, or transferring the system to a capable new operator. Contacts offered.
The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns, notes that not all can be printed, and states materials may be edited and not returned. Writers must include full name, signature, full street address, and daytime phone number, though addresses are not published.
The Landlords of Linn County call for strict law enforcement against violence and drug activity, support credit checks and landlord references for tenants, praise police funding and safety efforts, and urge community programs, neighborhood watches, and resource reviews to protect Cedar Rapids areas. Penny Whitters, president.
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