Iowa must build a home for creative workers says editorial
The Gazette Editorial Board cites Richard Florida on the creative class and Iowa’s need for a people development strategy. Creatives earn more, grow jobs, and require tech talent and tolerance. Governor Vilsack, Mike Blouin, Anita Walker back plans to attract and keep creative workers and start 100 new businesses to create 100,600 jobs.
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War crime concerns over US Iraq policy voiced by Burns Weston
Burns Weston, emeritus professor at Iowa, argues a US led war on Iraq without UN Security Council approval or immediate threat evidence would breach the UN Charter and constitutional treaty powers. He warns of war crimes implications and urges peaceful, nonviolent resistance and accountability.
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The Gazette Open Letter Guidelines for Publication
The Gazette invites letters on public business for the opinion page. Submissions require the writer’s full name, street address, and daytime phone number. no anonymous letters. Maximum 300 words, one letter per writer every 30 days, with edits possible and nonreturned. contact details include Box 514 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406, fax 319 398 5846, email editorial gazette communications.
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Letters to The Gazette Don't be fooled by gambling
A reader warns Iowans about the harms of legalized gambling arguing it causes greater social and economic costs than tax revenue. The letter cites the Bohnenkamp case and laments prison costs, debt, and family breakdown, urging communities without casinos to resist such projects.
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Kevin Bohnenkamp
Towa
Reversing U.S. Policy on Iraq Proposed by Gazette Columnist
Gazette columnist Mike Deupree surveys antiwar groups proposing steps for Iraq policy. Loosen sanctions to allow aid, push for ICC cases against Saddam and regime leaders, and offer a limited marshal plan while pursuing nonviolent action within international law.
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Ear Candling Fails to Remove Ear Wax
A readable OCR fragment notes that ear candling does not remove wax from the ear. The garbled text includes stray phrases and names, but the core claim remains that ear candling is ineffective for wax removal. No clear dates, persons, or organizations are established.
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