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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1987

Page

7

Letters to the Gazette on IBP pollution taxes and Central America arguments

The letter discusses Lake Delhi residents opposing IBP and seeking influence over Manchester growth due to investments and sewage concerns. It also critiques AIDS dental treatment claims, cites AIDS centers in Iowa, reviews Roger Johanson’s column on Central America, and endorses reading The Secret War in Central America and related sources amid disinformation concerns.

Columbus Junction State Bank Tom Huston Lake Delhi Cedar Rapids Dubuque Manchester Huston Delaware County Roger Johanson U.S. Central American Nicaragua Central America CIA Mr. Johanson John Norton Moore Center For Law and National Security University of Virginia Law School Vietnam

Joe Rinas Urged as Cedar Rapids Mayor for Economic Revival

Voter appeal centers on hiring a mayor who will align government actions with public needs. Advocates praise Joe Rinas for business know how in Linn County and Cedar Rapids and for making government work for the people.

Cedar Rapids Joe Rinas Linn County

Qualifying for Promotion in Cedar Rapids Police

A letter argues that promotion exams limit who can be promoted and questions favoritism in Cedar Rapids Police. It stresses promoted officers are highly qualified and faces public and internal channels for problem resolution. It notes one female detective and one female sergeant, both highly qualified, amid possible favoritism concerns.

Cedar Rapids

Larry Goodwin accused of abusing system and helpers

A reader identifies Larry Goodwin as having exploited a support network, claiming he charged more than $100 in long distance calls without permission and left town after taking aid from churches and programs. The letter urges readers in Iowa to reconsider assisting such individuals and questions why his family does not help him.

Larry Goodwin Iowa Randy Vandersee Johnson Ave Congressional Congress

Raab column on animal rights draws mixed reactions from advocates

Cynthia A. Thompson defends animal rights against Scott Raab’s July 31 Outlooks critique. She argues advocates pursue cosmetics harm reduction and humane science, rejects insults, notes Amnesty International membership, donor card, and a broader view linking animal treatment to environment and human well being.

Scott Raab Bob Barker Mr. Raab Cleveland Amory Jane Goodall Simps Amnesty International Cynthia A. Thompson Dr. SE

Proposal to tighten Iowa Lake Delhi boating rules

A reader urges lawmakers to reform Iowa boating law after a Lake Delhi survey showed two of three boaters drank while operating and that officers cannot administer breath tests. The letter notes 12 year olds may operate high horsepower boats and calls for no alcohol use, breath tests, and licensing for boats over 20 horsepower.

Lake Delhi Iowa

Vet Refuses Care Over Cash Demand For Kitten Emergency

A pet owner recounts calling a veterinarian at 11 pm who insisted on $55 cash plus treatment costs before any discussion or treatment. Unable to pay, the family faced a perceived choice to let the injured kitten suffer, prompting questions about medical ethics and compassionate care. The owner later sought another vet’s guidance, lamenting perceived indifference.

Abortion Debate Allegations Target Planned Parenthood

A letter by Michael Wilson denounces Planned Parenthood for shifting moral views on abortion, claiming prior statements and current actions contradict. The writer links the group to Humanist Manifesto II and warns about vulnerable populations as future targets.

Planned Parenthood

Nation at Risk and the North Controversy in America

Letter to the editor arguing that the United States is a nation at risk due to government double standards. The writer cites Lt. Col. Oliver North at Iran contra hearings, income tax violators, debt, jobs sent overseas, poverty, crime and the rise of a culture where the word condom becomes common, warning of national decline.

United States of America Congress Col Oliver North Col. North

Gazette Readers Letters Policy Summary

The Gazette invites letters from readers while not guaranteeing accuracy or judging opinions. It states that contradictions or corrections are welcome and will have equal opportunity for publication.

Gazette

Eastern Iowa Letters on Life and Local Views

Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans sharing personal reflections. Topics vary widely and opinions reflect individual perspectives.

Dan Langfield Leads Linn County Medical Society

Dan Langfield of Cedar Rapids serves as executive director of the Linn County Medical Society, guiding its operations and medical community outreach in the region.

Cedar Rapids The Linn County Medical Society

Television's Colossus of Rhodes and the made for TV world

A critical compare of television's power to shape society and politics. The essay targets televangelism and political manipulation via TV, citing figures like Tammy Faye Bakker Oral Roberts Ollie North and Reagan. It questions media hype, celebrity culture, and the presidency shaped by televised image versus ethics. The piece laments the misused opportunity to expand knowledge through television.

Rhodes Jim Tammy Bakker Oral Roberts Jesus Ollie Fawn Hall Tammy Oral Admiral Poindexter Ronald Reagan Melvin Bell North Iowa

Litotes and Double Negatives in a Washington Post debate

Mount Vernon reader Walter Gormly recalls a Washington Post letters page feud over whether a sentence like I can't help but believe he didn't do it is a double negative. The discussion covers litotes and examples such as I kid you not and I praise you not.

Walter Gormly Mount Vernon The Washington Post Gormly Waiter H.W. Fowler Paul Fowler Post Jack Paul

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