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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1994
Page
4
The Gazette denounces the deployment of deputy federal marshals to over a dozen abortion clinics as an irrational political overreaction. It denounces Reno calling it prudent, arguing the move cedes to extremists and distracts from broader law enforcement needs.
A Macomb County judge awarded custody of a 3 year old to the father after citing blood relatives as the caretaker, drawing widespread criticism that the ruling punishes a working mother and favors paternal stereotypes despite the mother’s efforts to improve.
A reader warns that government involvement in health care raises costs and lowers quality. The letter attacks the Clintons, alleging motive for power and money, cites Whitewater and other issues, calls for term limits and voter vigilance. Cedar Rapids reader Jean Begalske signs.
The Gazette invites letters and Quest columns though not all can be printed. Submissions must include the sender’s name and address and be mailed to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or sent by fax to 3965846.
The writer disputes with sponsors over attendance numbers claiming over 3,000, while alleging the main floor and bleachers were full and the first balcony crowded. Christy Lane and her band are labeled uninspiring though the piece notes numerous standing ovations and applause throughout the show.
A University of Iowa study for the National Alzheimer's Association finds special care units boost perceived quality but risk being a pricey marketing tool that segregates memory impaired residents. Calls include more education, OBRA 1987 full reform, and state disclosure on services.
A collection of humorous and critical observations on how doings in journalism and public life can astonish by missteps. It cites misquotations and odd phrasing from public figures, journalists, and everyday scenes, noting the gap between intention and reception.
A long analysis argues crime stems from societal values and family structure, not solely policy. It criticizes a 32.8 billion crime bill as ineffective, predicts tougher laws won't curb crime, and calls for renewed emphasis on character and virtue to address underlying causes.
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