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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1988
Page
7
A letter proposes converting empty Cedar Rapids schools into shelter and work hubs for the homeless. Kitchens, showers, offices, and telephones would serve residents who contribute through maintenance, cooking, cleaning, and clerical tasks while Job Service and interviewers reach them at one site. The plan aims to reuse closed schools nationwide.
Citizens rally against House File 624 legalizing Class C fireworks as doctors, educators, and firefighters warn of increased injuries. Community groups urge letters to senators and hold a public talk by John Nesbitt on fireworks victimization.
A defender argues that accurate prophecy and the resurrection prove supernatural origins, contrasting the Bible with evolution and urging readers to study the scripture to find no contradictions. Author Herb Kane asserts constitutional rights and timeless Christology from Genesis to Hebrews.
Mary C. Hummel urges voters to question candidates about animal welfare in the 2012 Iowa caucuses. She highlights harsh agribusiness practices, fur trapping cruelty, and the need for alternatives to animal testing, urging concerned citizens to speak up now.
The speaker lauds Jack Kemp for sharp discourse and conviction driven ideas. Kemp is praised for moral character and family life, citing his 1984 tax bill, anti pornography and anti drug measures, and opposition to tax raises since 1981. He advocates spending cuts, growth, price stability, and lower interest rates with a concrete budget plan.
Michele Blankenburg thanks anonymous givers and Kmart for Christmas tree tags and clothing for her children. She praises the program's effort and the community's support and notes the aids came from anonymous donors and Kmart staff.
Digan S. Bevins urges readers to attend the precinct caucus to influence taxes health care Social Security and living standards and elect delegates to the county convention. He urges calling the party to learn caucus locations and make votes count.
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