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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1992
Page
5
A speaker argues for a broad freedom of religion and class action against tax policy. They claim judges’ thinking shapes a Supreme Court alignment and compare personal marital choices, parenting duties, and lifestyle to religious belief. The piece frames a polarized tax structure as a state religion conflict.
A letter advocates a Gazette write in or ballot measure asking if bicycles should be allowed on the paved portion of two lane Iowa highways. It argues motorists fear oncoming bicycles while bicycles fear encounters with others and calls for a public vote on the issue.
The writer condemns KCRG-TV and KGAN-TV for replaying fatal bicycle crash footage on Highway 94, arguing such coverage retraumatizes families and should be restricted after the second day post accident. The call is for greater sensitivity in news coverage of deadly events.
Letter argues JFK copied Gibran’s idea “Ask not what your country can do for you.” Claims Gibran wrote it for Lebanon around 1915 in The Prophet era and cites The New Frontier essay from Mirrors of the Soul. Calls to acknowledge Gibran’s authorship and end repeated miscredit.
A reader criticizes state Senator Jean Lloyd-Jones for saying Iowa taxpayers should not tell legislators how to spend money. The letter argues she ignores voters and questions her fitness for higher office beyond Des Moines. It endorses Charles Grassley for U.S. Senate.
The message cites 1 Corinthians 6 19 20 asserting the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit and bought at a price. It urges repentance through 1 John 1 9 and proclaims God's faithfulness to forgive. It ends with Psalm 118 1 thanking God for his enduring love.
The University of Iowa Hospitals received approval for an additional expansion costing 35 million dollars. The plan envisions further growth as the campus expands its facilities and services.
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