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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 2018

Page

6

Harsh public shunning echoes in political flame wars

Syndicated columnist David Harsanyi cautions against mob tactics and harassment in political discourse. He argues that demonizing opponents and urging crowds harms civil rights and progress, citing reactions to the Trump administration and Red Hen incident while urging calmer civic debate.

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Voices, votes and loans shape Iowa politics and debt

A reader urges a three party system replacing the two major parties with American, Capitalist and Socialist groups while endorsing Christian Andrews for District 95. The letter praises Hubbell's self funding and notes concerns about partisan influence. Iowa families face private student loan choices, highlighting fixed rates offered by the state nonprofit Towa Student Loan versus high variable rates.

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Rural mental health crisis in small towns drives suicides

Jagdish Khubchandani argues rural areas suffer higher suicide risk due to scarce mental health care, funding, and workforce. He cites 95 percent of rural providers unable to meet needs and 90 percent struggling to recruit. Firearms, isolation, substance use, and economic stress worsen risk even where care exists.

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