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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2001
Page
7
A public opinion piece discusses the cabinet level position of Secretary of Health and Human Services and the topic of bus transportation policy within the department. It reflects on leadership, reforms, and administrative priorities.
Harold Lanning of Center Point argues that Republican leaders like Newt Gingrich and Bush Cheney supporters exhibit hypocrisy over Clinton's presidency and gay rights. He claims Republican opposition backfired, turning him into a committed Democrat and ending split federal voting.
John W. Treakle argues IPGV director misreads John Lott Jr. and dismisses his data. He contends anti gun groups fail to discredit the findings and shift focus from school to home violence, blaming lifestyle choices rather than bystanders.
The Gazette states it does not vouch for letter accuracy or judge opinions. It notes readers may publish contradictions or corrections in future issues, offering equal opportunity for publication.
Reader urges constitutional lens on speed limits and enforcement. He argues state traffic policy favors wealth andBig business over life and safety, citing enforcement shifts, truck speeds, highway speed raises, and repealed or weakened crash laws. He invites written input from Sumner residents.
A comment laden critique notes a city commission aims to publish a full color community newsletter with top officials as writers. It questions wording and style choices while urging clearer English and professional editing before printing.
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