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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2014
Page
5
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The Gazette urges balance on a bill by Senate President Pam Jochum requiring disclosure of meth contamination in property sales. It notes health risks and past decontamination costs but argues wide seller certification could unduly affect markets without a criminal basis, while acknowledging need for buyer protection.
A letter laments the retirement of Mike Deupree and praises Todd Dorman for clear, funny writing. It critiques ACA opposition by special interest groups and argues for universal, affordable health care with reduced costs and fewer bankruptcies.
An opinion urging stricter enforcement of texting while driving laws. The author notes Iowa bans texting but flags secondary enforcement limits and calls for action by readers to advocate for stronger measures, apps, pledges, and education to curb distracted driving.
Guest column by Becel Reedus of the Crisis Center of Johnson County warns against potential federal cuts to SNAP now called food stamps. The center reports record visits, 4459 households in October, 12 percent more people served this year, and 18 400 residents food insecure. It urges food drives and donations.
The piece notes Americans crave crime detail yet avoid execution specifics as lethal injection drugs grow scarce. States rely on compounding pharmacists and hidden labs, raising questions about humanity, effectiveness, and legality. Missouri faces scrutiny over drug sourcing while executions continue amid secrecy and appeals.
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