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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1992
Page
7
An Iowa reader argues that motorists and bicyclists both share fault on narrow roads. Cyclists face risks from inattentive drivers and should ride with helmets and safe gear. The writer urges lower vehicle noise, resist phone use, and creation of dedicated bike lanes for safety.
A reader questions June 25 claims by University of Illinois professors Zwerling Merchant and Johnson in High cost of firearms, challenging the $14 billion total and per victim calculations. They demand sources, note no cited data, and doubt licensing fee changes and the asserted need for public education funding.
A June Gazette piece laments a wave of petty theft targeting churches in Council Rock area. The columnist blasts institutions from the Supreme Court to banks, accusing money of corroding sacred life and faith while urging a focus on family values and moral integrity.
In a local exchange, residents criticizing police response at Bever Avenue and 15th Street are urged to take ownership of neighborhood safety by organizing to reduce drugs and disorder themselves rather than blaming officers for every incident.
On Saturday June 27 Kingston Stadium hosted the Tournament of Drums featuring Emerald Knights. Young corps performed with colorfully uniformed precision showcasing discipline and training, drawing praise for the community event.
The Linn County Conservation Department feasibility study warns habitat loss would occur if the Interurban Trail is built. Critics say two trailways would net habitat loss, with costs over 1 million dollars not counting land or horse trail development. Opposition notes limited land offers and possible eminent domain by the Linn County Board of Supervisors. Patricia Hofmann 1489 Forest Grove Road SE.
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