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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2001
Page
4
Remember Pearl Harbor sixty years later editorial stance
The piece recalls Gazettes editor Harry Boyd and his front page reflections on December 7 1941 and the nation uniting after Pearl Harbor. It links those sentiments to the September 11 attacks and stresses eternal vigilance, support for government action, and honoring veterans and heroes.
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Prairie High School prayer incident prompts reflection and call for unity
In a letter to the Gazette Mick Starcevich discusses a Sept. 11 memorial prayer at Prairie High School, noting student led efforts mismanaged by a teacher's involvement. He argues for First Amendment balance, noncoercion, and respect for religious diversity while urging learning from the event and unity across beliefs. Mary and Bobby Cooper are commended for raising the issue to the College Community school board.
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Stimulus Critique Urges Aid to the Poor Over Corporate Benefit
Charlotte Joy Martin argues against a 99.5 billion stimulus favoring corporations and wealthy families. She cites GM and other firms as examples and urges rebates for the poor, expanded health and unemployment benefits, and measures backed by NETWORK and Women for Peace.
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Cedar Rapids
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Lessons From a Hy-Vee First Avenue Store Experience
Dave Morris reflects on his 30 years since starting as a teen at the First Avenue Hy-Vee in Cedar Rapids. He recalls early jobs for $1.70 an hour, lessons on punctuality, appearance, and prices, and shares values learned about helping the elderly, praising progress, and embracing Cedar Rapids’ diversity as a new Hy-Vee rises nearby.
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Questions Linger On Pearl Harbor Secrets And Blame
A pointed reflection on Pearl Harbor day questions about warning failures and Allied code breaking. The author questions why the U.S. and Britain did not act on intelligence and wonders about motivations behind investigations and party politics.
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Pearl Harbor
The Gazette Letters Policy Summary
The Gazette accepts reader letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown will publish. One letter per writer every 30 days. All letters may be edited. Address mail to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Email gazedit fyiowa com.
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