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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2001
Page
6
Editorial notes Bush’s early post 9 11 unity stance contrasts with later reliance on public opinion polls for detentions and trials. It cites a Washington Post ABC News survey showing support for military courts and wiretaps while civic rights concerns persist.
A reader questions the word preventive versus preventative in a London foot and mouth report. The piece discusses dictionary guidance from American Heritage Webster's and Oxford American and cites Iowa papers using Pedaling Facts versus Peddling Facts with personal reminiscence about Cedar Rapids paper routes.
Jennifer Garrett argues against teaching tolerance for terrorists and against perceived moral equivalence in how September 11 is discussed in schools. She cites multiculturalism advocates and unions while defending U.S. human rights, education, and government serving the people.
The Gazette welcomes letters and guest columns though not all can be printed. Submissions must include writer’s full name signature full street address and daytime phone number. No anonymous pieces accepted with a 300 word limit for letters and a 650 word cap for columns.
A reader argues that editorial logic on third candidates misses how each race shifted support. The piece notes Nader’s liberal stance and Perot’s conservative draw, suggesting Gore gains in a two-man race and Bush might have won 1992. The letter questions broad conclusions without voter-source analysis.
Public meetings in Monroe Township argued against Toddville school closure amid enrollment concerns. Critics say consolidation with Alburnett ignores Toddville growth and taxes, noting shared district data and potential shifts to Alburnett’s new rooms. The second meeting is tonight at 7 in the Alburnett lunch room.
A letter to the Gazette argues the library should balance community center features with preserving academic research space. The writer supports tradeoffs but warns against removing valuable reference books, urging the library board to plan so academic and social needs are both served.
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