Letters to the Gazette on pro-choice and pro-abortion terms
Elizabeth A. Belden argues that pro-choice does not equal pro-abortion and that abortion decisions are personal and context driven. She notes respect for both carrying to term and terminating pregnancies and questions legal restrictions on reproduction.
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Elizabeth A. Belden
Alburnett
Taxing Truths From a Modern Day Parable
The message questions federal income tax as unfreedom, cites Bible verses to challenge Caesar’s decree, and argues the IRS system is a misused power. It contrasts historical taxation with present policy, urging readers to see value in freedom and knowledge.
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Debate Over Living Wages and Labor Market Shifts
The piece argues that artificially high wages slow economic adaptation, forcing low skilled workers to lose jobs as automation and sector changes rise costs. It warns of rapid, disruptive transitions, desperation, and dependency, urging respect for current low wage workers without price distortions.
Redundancy shows up in print across papers and wires
A long critique traces repeated phrases in sports and editor notes from AP and local papers. It mentions Gonzalez's free agency line, errors noticed by many editors, and examples of phrasing and accuracy in Iowa and California media.
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