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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1983
Page
8
The Gazette editorial notes the ten year mark since abortion was legalized and presents three core notables. It argues the clash over personhood fuels irreconcilable views, that science and morality cannot settle the issue, and that social custom under law must balance diverse moral choices while pursuing safer future methods.
George Steinbrenner repeats hiring Billy Martin despite past clashes, predicting a workable relationship though both men show immaturity and volatility. The arrangement faces long odds, with success tied to luck. Gossip magazines stand to profit from the volatile reunion.
A reader urges stronger enforcement of drunk driving laws in Iowa and praises Mothers Against Drunk Driving. The letter condemns abortion, cites statistics on the practice, advocates adoption, and calls political leaders to focus on unemployment and fiscal issues rather than military spending.
A local Optimist Club shares questions on swearing and language usage while recalling a Supreme Court abortion ruling from a decade ago. The column contrasts animal cruelty visuals with abortion ethics, and includes language tips on effect versus affect and the word done.
A Cedar Rapids event marks the Jan 22 tenth anniversary of Roe v Wade with proceeds to the Cedar Rapids Medical Aid Fund. Participants celebrate access to safe abortion while urging continued defense of the right amid looming restrictive efforts. The coat hanger image anchors the vigil, linking past dangers to ongoing policy battles and urging Grassley and Jepsen to reconsider their votes.
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