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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2008
Page
5
Jennifer Bioche argues for active community support to sustain marriages amid divorces. She suggests premarital counseling, in-house childcare, and ongoing enrichment programs, urging readers to treat marriage as a business needing regular re-evaluation and public backing.
Leona Thompson of Cedar Rapids urges residents to restore local decision making after a shift toward state influence. She argues for electing leaders who respect the constitution and favor a Cedar Rapids police chief and city manager from within the community.
The Gazette prints an anti flag letter from two high school students arguing the flag’s meaning. The writer says the youths reflect a minority view, while noting the majority lacks maturity and knowledge on national symbols.
Dr. Carl Aschoff urges Cedar Rapids hospitals and physicians to discuss consolidating cancer care. He says payers and recipients must support the talks to avoid losing interest and emphasizes community benefits, while noting compromises and patient protections.
Marion officials consider excavating a backwater lake along Indian Creek possibly south of Central Avenue and west of town to reduce flood risk. The plan centers on creating storage and slowing flow to protect surrounding areas.
Cheryl Amelon survived a May 7 2007 cardiac arrest at age 42 thanks to a coordinated EMS system and prompt CPR from her husband John. Johnson County Ambulance Service director Steve Spenser and others praised on duty EMS providers and the University Hospitals treatment center where she received care. Dean Warner reflects on American patriotism and the meaning of the flag amid a broader discussion.
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