Roe v Wade at 25 Years: Women Decide Their Own Path
Ellen Goodman reflects on the 25th anniversary of Roe v Wade and the enduring conflict over abortion. She highlights demographic shifts, personal stories, and the central role of women in choosing their futures, noting ongoing political and medical influences shaping the debate.
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America
Sarah Weddington
Ellen Goodman
The
Gazette
Pope John Paul II arrives as Cuba awaits historic visit
In Havana crowds chant and pray as Cubans from all persuasions anticipate John Paul II's five day trip. Bishop Eduardo Masvidal Boza returns to lead Mass at his old parish marking a rare church state concession amid Cuba's economic strains. A nationwide prayer vigil is planned and Castro urges worship across Santa Clara Camaguey and Santiago.
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Cuba
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Castro
U.S
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Pope
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Santiago
Commitment to the future promotes agriculture with soybean ink
The Gazette notes its environmental efforts by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at local recycling sites. Details follow on Cedar Rapids Gazette address and subscription rates.
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Cedar Rapids
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Johnson County District Court
Johnson County Attorney’s Office
Feinstein rules out run for governor
Sen. Dianne Feinstein declined a bid for the Democratic nomination for governor saying she did not want to enter a very debilitating campaign environment. The decision followed a presidential urging and pleas from Congress and state legislators, made public in a telephone briefing.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dianne Feinstein
Congress
Corrections issued over Keokuk death report error
The Associated Press corrected figures in a Keokuk story about Adam Schreiber. No drugs or alcohol were found in his body and the claimed prior death pact concern from David McTavish’s friend was unfounded. The Gazette will publish corrections and address accuracy complaints.
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Gazette
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David McTavish
the Gazette
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