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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1997

Page

4

Tobacco Age Rules Spark Debate on Federal Reach

The Gazette editorial argues that tobacco purchase ID rules mirror liquor controls and probe federal intrusion into state domains. It notes uneven enforcement, cites teen smoking dangers from the American Cancer Society, and warns smoking causes widespread loss of life and health costs.

Iowa Gazette American Cancer Society

Wright County Court Fines DeCoster Farms for Environmental Violations

Judge Ronald Schechtman imposes a 59000 fine on DeCoster Farms of Iowa for 1995 Wright County, Hardin and Hamilton County hog manure discharge into a stream feeding the Iowa River. State officials say the case marks a “chronic” polluter status and strips protections from neighbors.

Iowa Wright County Clarion Ronald Schechtman DeCoster Farms Hardin Hamilton Wright Counties Iowa River DeCoster Tom Miller Schechtman

Pastor rebukes hate cast in Leviticus verse on homosexuality

Julie Olson of West Liberty cites a March 5 letter from a pastor of the Evangelical Free Church of Oelwein, condemning usage of Leviticus 18 22 to claim God hates homosexuality and urging views of God as love not hate.

Evangelical Free Church of God

Right to Life letter contrasts abortion and death penalty

A March 2 letter argues abortion totals surpass capital punishment in harm, calling abortion a holocaust and urging focus on ending both, while noting the death penalty has produced some wrongfully convicted executions. It contends that protecting the unborn should take priority and criticizes those who oppose the stance.

Gazette Readers Letters Policy Summary

The Gazette states it does not vouch for accuracy or judge opinions in readers letters. It notes contradictions or corrections are welcome and will have equal opportunity for publication.

Gazette

Unions oppose 15 percent Iowa tax cut ad

The piece argues three unions are running a radio ad against a proposed 15 percent Iowa income tax cut. It contends unions push for no tax cut, linking it to growth in government and union dues, and mocks union leaders while claiming rank and file participation is low in trades.

Iowa

Gazette letter submission guidelines

The Gazette invites readers to send letters up to 300 words. Include full name street address and a daytime phone number. Only name and hometown will be published. Mail to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or fax 319 398 5846 or email gazette tilowa infi net.

Cedar Rapids

Thought provoking material preferred

The Gazette editorial staff earns praise for thought provoking content on cloning in the Feb 28 issue. Harley Donald of Marion commends the editorial and syndicated pieces as morally philosophical scientifically and emotionally stimulating more than local political potshots.

Gazette Cedar Rapids

Iowa House backs bill to lien sums from accident victims

In Iowa on March 3 the House Judiciary Committee passed HF 152 which would create a lien against amounts paid to accident victims not covered by workers compensation for licensed professionals. Rep. Clyde Bradley sponsored HF 152 and HF 83. Cedar Rapids Rep. Chuck Larson guided the measure through committee. Karen Burton notes concerns about medical liens and doctor patient relations.

Iowa House Judiciary Committee Clyde Bradley Bradley Betty Grundberg Des Moines House Judiciary Committee Cedar Rapids Chuck Larson Larson Karen Burton Iowa City

Defend animal rights voices face hostility and indifference

Article notes the need for activism to protect animals as rights holders, citing Audrey Rahn of Cedar Rapids and criticizing APHIS USDA enforcement, minimal standards under the Animal Welfare Act, and lenient courts as contributors to ongoing animal suffering.

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service APHIS U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Audrey Rahn Cedar Rapids

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