Abortion for birth control dominates language in debate
Ellen Goodman examines how terms like pro choice and abortion for birth control shape the abortion battle. She traces origins in media and legislation, notes public misperceptions, and questions who should decide when laws seek to ban abortions for birth control.
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Duke University
Louisiana
NBC News chief admits Today Show changes caused Pauley exit
NBC News head told affiliates the Today Show changes caused Jane Pauley to leave in December. He cited a new executive producer Tom Capra and said the show will rebound as an other winner. The program has trailed ABC's Good Morning America for 21 weeks. Pauley will host prime time NBC specials.
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Michael Gartner
NBC
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The Gazette prints with soybean ink to promote farming
The Gazette commits to sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers by placing them in boxes at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St SW, and Noelridge pool lot at 42nd and Councill streets NE.
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Cedar Gazette Subscription Rates and Address Details
The Cedar Gazette publishes in Cedar Rapids Iowa with editions and Sunday issues. Subscription options include carrier and mail with weekly and yearly rates for in state and out of state readers. Address for changes and inquiries provided as P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids 52406.
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Open garden tour at Marian Thomson’s rose garden set for June 12
The Linn County Rose Society invites the public to an open garden tour at Marian Thomson’s rose garden 221 Carnaby Dr NE, June 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. The Gazette notes it will publish corrections or clarifications to reports and headlines if needed and provides a phone number for contact.
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Radioactive cargo posed little threat in Central City crash
A car carrying radioactive medical materials crashed on Highway 13 in Central City. No public hazard existed as eight packages remained undamaged. Driver Edwin Hagood and a passenger were treated and released, while Hagood faced multiple charges and was terminated by the courier company.
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Hokel
Linn County
Dubuque
Hagood
Edwin Koehn
Central City
Koehn
Highway 13
Karen Berry
Silvis
Ill
Mercy Medical Center
Don Henderson
St. Louis
Norm Popenhagen
Central City Ambulance
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State Health Department
Linn County Health Department
Linn County Civil Defense
Gazette
Todd McIntort
Corrections chief seeks 456 beds to ease crisis
Iowa prison director Paul Grossheim says at least 1,100 more beds are needed in three years to ease overcrowding. He cites current population 814 over capacity and projects 4,625 to 5,300 beds by end of fiscal year 1993.
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Iowa
Paul Grossheim
Iowa Department of Corrections
Grossheim
State Board of Corrections
Corrections Panel
Oakdale
Richard Vohs
Terry Branstad
Corrections Board
Newton
Branstad
Rockwell City
Mitchellville
Polk County
Last year for Cedar Rapids peregrine falcon release program
The DNR plans to release 12 or more peregrine falcon chicks atop the Telecom USA building in Cedar Rapids between late June and early July. Biologists aim to establish urban nests near natural cliff habitats along the Mississippi and eventually transition the city’s program to mature birds in nearby areas.
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Cedar Rapids
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Laura Jackson
Jackson
Des Moines
Dubuque
Quad Cities
Mississippi
Palisades-Kepler State Park
Mount Vernon
Telecom*usa
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
HACAP Receives 1 Million for Emergency Housing Project
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program wins a 1 million HUD grant the largest in Linn County for emergency housing. Inn Circle will cluster house homeless pregnant women and mothers with children in Cedar Rapids, serving 28 families over five years with child care and job training.
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Dale Kueter
Linn County
Hawkeye
Inn Circle
Charles Grassley
R-lowa
Tom Tauke
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HACAP
Suzanne Blouin
Cedar Rapids
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