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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1992
Page
4
The editorial argues against a compulsory 12 week unpaid family leave for firms with over 50 employees, saying it ignores worker diversity and limits, threatens take home pay and raises, and would spur costly shifts in workload. It predicts further expansion and criticizes Congress for vote politics.
Pet Overpopulation Rights tomorrow sponsors Homeless Animals Day to spotlight annual killing of 12 to 17 million dogs and cats. The day features candlelight vigils in Greene Square Park and calls for bans on animal sales by stores and breeders as part of broader animal rights protests.
Democratic leader Ron Brown argues jobs and the economy will dominate this fall while Bush and opponents frame the race around family values. The piece analyzes how voters weigh economy culture and morality, and why Democrats struggle to align with what many voters believe.
The piece argues that state era adoption rules force mothers to name fathers or abort, claim privacy harms, and that ERA states require child care and fund abortions while restricting alimony and minor child support. It cites critics like Arthur Immon Jr. and an Ohio task force, contrasting with 14th Amendment protections.
A reader critiques Robert Tilden's analogy of Clinton to Harold Hill and accuses President Bush of responding to expedience. The piece highlights Bush's flip flops on ethanol, pork sales to the Soviet Union, abortion stance, tax pledge, and supply side economics, arguing voters deserve full truth this election.
A humorous critique argues writers should avoid starting sentences with there to improve clarity. It cites examples where removing there makes statements tighter and more direct, noting some contexts still require it while encouraging graceful sentence construction.
Animal lovers are urged to attend a candlelight vigil at Greene Square Park at 8 p m Saturday to honor nearly 4000 cats and dogs killed in Iowa shelters annually. The event urges support for Cedar Rapids Animal Shelter and Cedar Valley Humane Society Shelter and promotes awareness of shelter euthanasia.
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