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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2005
Page
4
The editorial argues parents bear primary responsibility for kids nutrition and exercise, not schools. It cites a Texas Senate bill on student BMI reporting as misguided and highlights the NHLBI We Can program to help families.
The piece argues corruption is global and worsened by weak standards, urging stronger corporate social responsibility. It highlights the Sullivan Principles as a framework and calls for regional economic integration and ethical business conduct amid rising oil demand and political critique.
The writer questions why Bush did not visit the Church of the Nativity or Palestinian refugee camps and calls for addressing Palestinian women’s rights. They urge US pressure on funding to end the Zionist plan and condemn Marion city officials for traffic signaling decisions, urging public accountability.
Thousands of East Jerusalem women protest Laura Bush’s Dome of the Rock visit, criticizing U S policy and Israeli occupation. The piece highlights risks to Arab women voicing opinions, and notes families affected by arrests, prison conditions, and long-standing conflict.
A Marion resident questions city action after the Highway 100 Menards entrance traffic signal has run in flashing red for five days. The writer urges a tested fix or alternative signaling instead of repeated outages.
Wally Hettle of Cedar Falls argues against Jim Nussle for Iowa governor, accusing him of Washington influences, a history of deficits, and ties to Tom DeLay including ARMPAC donations. The letter questions Nussle's ethics and the value of DeLay's political network in Des Moines.
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