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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2016
Page
5
Guest column argues for a Portugal style approach to doping and questions the efficacy of anti-doping efforts. It weighs legal, health, and ethical concerns, and proposes regulated medical oversight for performance enhancers to create a safer, fairer playing field. Nicholas Johnson, Iowa City, argues for least-worst option given widespread doping.
A reader cites a Gazette report on a Cedar Rapids odor control project rising 70 percent from 3.9 million to 6.6 million and questions whether a conventional system could reduce risk. The letter urges the utilities director to clarify risk controls and improved cost estimation to prevent tax impact.
Curt Moore and Carl Stuber call for proactive safety measures at community events in Cedar Rapids and Anamosa. They propose crowd control, K-9 and mounted units, and bringing back the Cedar Rapids Police helicopter to prevent violence at gatherings.
Mary Sanchez profiles Kansas City low wage workers forming the Fannie Lou Hamer Women’s Committee. They face retaliatory managers, harassment, and limited access to full time, benefitted positions. After training in Chicago they draw strength from Mexican and Turkish labor leaders and urge dignity and financial security.
Guest columnist Timothy J. Whipple argues the DNR antidegradation rule changes are steady and justified. He notes four months since the petition and multiple public inputs, defending the shift from a non binding guideline to a binding standard and preserving environmental considerations while aiding communities and permit processes.
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