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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2007
Page
4
Eastern Iowans gain endoscopic ultrasound for airway tumors and cancer screening at Mercy Iowa City and University Hospitals. The new scope avoids surgery for initial cancer identification and inflammation checks.
A reader argues for a new direction and efforts toward peace in Iraq, urging resilience and national spirit. They reference a card about choosing between violence and cooperation, criticize ongoing war, and oppose linking Iraqis and Saddam Hussein to 9/11.
A letter argues religion divides opinion on the war on terrorism in the United States. It questions Christian zeal, praises President Bush's resolve, and defends Jefferson's Quran at a swearing in, noting that forced faith erodes civil rights.
The International Tracing Service archive holding 17 million camp and postwar records faces digitization and wider access after years of restricted entry. Political and technical hurdles linger as nations grapple with treaty changes and urgency to reveal documents before more victims pass away.
Iowa sees a 17 percent rise in gambling treatment requests in one year and 22 percent over two years as communities press for new casinos. Crime links to gambling are suggested anecdotally, prompting calls for state action to curb the trend.
A reader disputes a March 2 letter claiming Bush is among history’s worst and defends his war choices. The writer argues the Electoral College preserves broad voting voices and warns of worse outcomes under Kerry or Gore, noting potential harm from Islamic extremist attacks.
A reader responds to a February 6 Gazette wire story on Bush's defense heavy budget proposing peace plans and fiscal restraint. They urge following the Iraq Study Group and pursuing serious diplomacy with Middle East nations to end the war and reduce long term costs.
A reader writes about overpopulation as the root cause of many global problems. The piece imagines a gorilla in a room as a metaphor and suggests catastrophe through mass starvation disease and war as nature's response. The author asks what prompted the letter.
A reader defends a proposed fair-share bill, arguing it keeps right to work, makes nonunion workers pay for union services, and compares supporting unions to tipping servers in a restaurant. The letter urges passage to ensure fair contribution by all workers.
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