Term limits and the 22nd Amendment in focus
The piece argues Supreme Court review could push states toward term limits, with momentum favoring a constitutional amendment. It discusses the 22nd Amendment as the model, noting its limited impact yet potential historic influence, and questions voter appetite for curbing elected officials' tenure.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Congress
Supreme Court
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Safety ranked top factor in choosing college city
The book Crime at College names St Louis University as the most dangerous college community among 467 institutions. University of Northern Iowa is deemed safest, with Iowa and Iowa State in the top 20 percent and Drake in the top 40. The study questions participation and notes broader anxiety over crime influencing college choice and parental concerns.
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St. Louis University
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls-Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
Drake University
Des Moines
St. Louis
Linn County animal rules face repeal push by citizens group
Florence Robertson reports on a citizens committee proposing a sweeping animal regulation ordinance aimed at "irresponsible" owners. The draft would tighten rules for pets and livestock in Linn County rural areas, sparking concerns about vagueness, enforceability, and government overreach. The board plans a public hearing and vote at 5 p.m. July 26 in Cedar Rapids.
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Florence Robertson
Citizens Committee
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Gary Jarvis
Huber
Journal of the American Medical Association
Iowa Veterinarian’s
Animal Control Officer
Health Department
Appeals Board
Board of Health
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Natural Resources
Ames
Linn County Board of Supervisors
County Administration
First St
Candor and controversy in a Christian voice on sexuality
Cal Thomas argues that candor about sexual morality paints critics as radicals. He recalls 1960s changes, warns the gay agenda and same sex marriage threaten traditional family values, urges self examination and compassionate stance despite disagreements.
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Cal Thomas
Exchange opens hearts and homes in Cedar Rapids
Nataliya Zabolotnova of Russia joins the Aspect Foundation in praising Cedar Rapids for hosting 10 former Soviet Union students under the Freedom Support Act. She emphasizes peaceful cooperation and cultural exchange, urging continued community support and inviting inquiries at 396-9624 or 1-800-798-9624.
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Iowa
Aspect Foundation
Bill Bradley
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Cedar Rapids
FSA
Gazette Letters and Columns Policy Summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites letters and guest columns addressing public business. All material is subject to editing and cannot be returned. Full name signature street address and daytime phone are required though addresses are not published. Letters may be up to 300 words, one per writer every 30 days. TM column up to 700 words. Address and fax details provided.
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Cedar Rapids
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