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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette editorial lauds McDonald's for dropping Supersize fries and drinks as a step toward healthier eating. It links this to menu simplification, consumer trends, and potential lawsuits, noting stock gains and urging broader industry changes toward smaller portions and resealable packaging.
Daryl Ogden argues No Child Left Behind is only part of needed reforms. He cites the knowledge economy, rising postsecondary needs, and persistent disparities. He promotes reorganizing high schools into focused, smaller settings and expanding college-prep from kindergarten, citing Project Grad Roosevelt as a model.
A reader argues the Florida election was not stolen by Bush and blames Gore and Clinton for other states. The piece questions nurses shortages, Medicare waste, and U S war policy. It reflects antiwar and antiestablishment sentiment with references to Brzezinski and Saddam.
The letter questions the firing of two nurse managers at University Hospitals for allegedly supervising the redistribution of surplus medications. It argues transplant patients deserve quality care and praises nurses for decades of service while noting concerns about pharma waste.
President Bush and the Republican Party accuse opponents of dirty politics over the military record and veterans. The piece cites Sen. George Voinovich Sen. John McCain and Sen. Max Cleland while noting reserve troops face limited access to Interceptor armor and medical care with delays at Fort Stewart and Fort Knox.
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