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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1994
Page
5
Art Evens of Cedar Rapids argues that evolution lacks scientific proof and that accepting it leads to a self-centered philosophy. He cites missing first cause, unresolved Big Bang questions, missing intermediate forms, and asserts no evidence supports evolution over creation.
The piece argues that Bible study must reflect Scripture as a whole, not selective positivity. It stresses correction within the church, obedience over self interest, and true love that includes discipline, urging readers to choose Jesus Christ for eternal life. James and Patricia Yuva Cedar Rapids
A cattle producer argues that lean trimmed beef is nutritious and compatible with ecosystems. Cattle convert unusable plants into protein rich beef, support wildlife habitats with proper grazing, and, when handled and cooked safely, contribute to a balanced low fat diet.
Letter writer urges readers to stop griping and take responsibility. He accuses people of blaming others for every problem and calls for resilience and independence, challenging a culture of complaint from Marion resident R. Goldsmith.
A reader counters a March 6 letter criticizing community input as babble and blather. The writer defends Iowans’ opinions and suggests the author belongs in Washington DC, implying stronger press standards in the nation’s capital.
Troy Mills customers will receive a ballot around March 18 on adding Extended Area Service to Cedar Rapids. A monthly fee of 7.58 dollars for residential and 15.16 dollars for business would apply, replacing per call charges if approved. A 65 percent yes vote is required. ballots must be returned for a true majority result.
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