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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 2001

Page

8

Editorials Question Death Penalty Debate In Iowa

The Gazette argues reversing the death penalty is not worth legislative time as Iowa faces budget pressures. It notes terrorists would face federal or military courts, and urges sentencing reform to cut prison costs while addressing nonviolent drug offenses.

Iowa Gene Maddox Clive Chuck Larson Jr Cedar Rapids Tom Fiegen Clarence Maddox the Gazette Tom Vilsack Department of Corrections

Gazette letter guidelines for submissions to The Gazette

The Gazette outlines a 300 word limit for letters and requires name, street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown print. One letter per writer per 30 days. No anonymous submissions. Include full contact details and avoid online handles.

Death of Captain Waskow remembered by Ernie Pyle in Italy

War correspondent Ernie Pyle recounts the death of Capt. Henry T. Waskow of Belton Texas and five other soldiers in a moonlit Italian road scene. The piece highlights the bond between officers and men and the somber duties of handling fallen comrades on the frontline.

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Change store design not deposit law

The Gazette warns against changing the bottle deposit law and argues the 23 year old program benefits the environment. It notes stores like Econofoods and Wal-Mart divert returns to vestibules and urges a 10 cent deposit and outside return areas while requiring legislative mandate for outside return spaces.

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Puppy Mills Cruelty Warns Against Buying Puppies

A public awareness note outlines the cruelty of puppy mills where dogs are bred in cramped, dirty conditions for profit. It urges adoption from humane shelters and provides resources such as petfinder.org and inshelters.org, warning that each purchase sustains euthanasia of unwanted puppies.

Petfinder.org Inshelters.org

Debate Over Marshall Spelling and a Bush Putin Photo Mixup

The piece weighs dictionary spellings for marshal with one or two rs and cites Hugo Kann and David L. Rodgers, noting Webster’s usage variants. It also flags a miscaptioned photo showing George W. Bush with Vladimir Putin, attributed to an Associated Press spread.

Marshall Hugo Kann Marion Merriam Websters Marshal Hugo Merriam Webster Great Britain Clinton Vladimir Putin Crawford Texas U.S Bill Clinton George W. Bush

Adoption as responsible path over abortion, plea by Katie Jo Wood

A personal argument favors adoption over abortion, urging responsibility and accountability. The writer asserts abortion undermines responsibility and promotes adoption as the life-affirming option for future generations.

Terrorist death penalty debate referenced in Iowa policy discussion

A reader questions whether a death penalty for terrorist attacks in Iowa would deter individuals in personal crisis. The note argues the idea lacks logic or practical deterrence.

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