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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2006
Page
4
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear the appeal of a Polk County ruling preventing the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners from publicly disclosing the reasons behind charges against physicians. The board argues transparency protects patients while critics warn of reputational harm to doctors.
A letter writer proposes a 20 percent tax on candy and fast food to fund public needs, arguing it would curb obesity and raise revenue. The piece also includes reflections on Jesse Owens and Lutz Long, remarks on Hitler and race, and a critic’s view of ethanol and biodiesel debates in politics.
Letter from Michael Maschmann of Amana arguing against front page focus on Roger Bentley and supporting Jetseta Gage's justice, then condemning birth control pills as unethical and urging readers to abandon TV in favor of newspapers.
The article argues containment is back as the guiding policy for the Bush administration amid Iran and North Korea's nuclear programs. It notes diplomatic stalls, limited appetite for military action, and a shift toward enforcing UN mandates while leveraging allies and economic ties to pressure Iran and North Korea.
A longtime group of retirees and families urges keeping Sandy Beach open. They travel from Texas, Arizona, California and Illinois to camp five months yearly, enjoying wildlife and sunsets. They call for more campgrounds, not fewer, and offer to pay full price if needed.
An Iowa reader defends TouchPlay gaming as harmless fun for adults while opponents fear gambling overflow. The piece cites community venues and parents’ roles, urging responsible play and offering the 1 800 BETSOFF helpline for problem gambling.
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