Preachers must tackle real life issues in sermons
Clark Morphew argues preachers should address pressing life concerns such as heating costs and personal meaning. He warns many pastors rely on big words and dusty biblical tales, neglecting guidance on how to live, find happiness, and connect faith to everyday struggles.
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Governors urge wholesale cap on power prices
Western governors urged a federal cap on wholesale electricity to shield consumers from rising costs amid the California energy crisis. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham warned caps could harm conservation and supply, noting the Western Power Grid links 11 states and two Canadian provinces. Governor Kitzhaber and Locke pressed for caps to curb price transfers to marketers. Kempthorne noted the split on the issue.
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Explosion kills two at Bethlehem Burns Harbor steel plant
A Friday explosion and fire during repairs at Bethlehem Steel’s Burns Harbor facility on Lake Michigan killed two workers and injured five, with one seriously hurt flown to the University of Chicago Hospital. The blast occurred when coke line gas met a heater flame, officials said. The plant employs about 6,000 people and production covers automotive and other sectors.
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Rotary and League host State of the City luncheon
The Marion Rotary Club and the League of Women Voters of Cedar Rapids Marion hosted the State of the City luncheon in Marion on Tuesday. The Gazette notes corrections policy and invites complaints about accuracy.
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Gazette Advances Agriculture With Soybean Ink Campaign
The Gazette promotes future farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at their nearest recycling location.
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