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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2007
Page
3
The Gazette argues Pelosi may reject broader camera use in the House to preserve dignity and decorum. It recalls past edits under O Neill, questions camera bias, and defends C-SPAN as a national treasure while urging objective coverage.
Quinnipiac polls in Ohio and Florida show three quarters of voters say attacks on Wal-Mart don’t affect voting. Among those who say it matters, independents and others lean against candidates who target the retailer, seen as a positive local and national force by most voters. Peter A. Brown notes many Democrats have used Wal-Mart as a campaign prop.
Syndicated columnist Mary Sanchez argues against abortion by citing her Catholic upbringing yet asserts Planned Parenthood promotes abortion. The writer challenges her stance, cites politicians like Tom Harkin and Tom Vilsack, and questions the link between faith, politics, and abortion rights.
Cedar Rapids letter writer rebuts a Jan 4 stance on Keith Ellison using the Quran for his oath. He argues the Quran reflects Islamic belief rather than opposing the U.S. Constitution and notes Allah means God in Arabic used by Arabic Christians. He questions critics who equate the oath with Mein Kampf and mocks claims lacking facts.
Linn County Farm Bureau backs the Schaaf Infrastructure Local Option Tax citing benefits to rural schools and potential property tax relief. It warns that campaign pledges must be fulfilled and urges residents to question school boards about funding plans and written assurances.
A letter argues that constitution inspiration may cross religious lines and criticizes an anti Islam and anti Congress member piece as anti American and anti Christian. The writer claims allegiance to the Bible conflicts with American law due to historical practices like slavery and gender inequality.
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