Rights bill sparks fierce debate over federal reach
The editorial criticizes the Civil Rights Restoration Act veto fight, arguing it expands federal power into private bodies and governments. It notes strong Senate and House majorities, discusses Grove City College precedent, and urges objectors to refuse federal funds to preserve autonomy. It condemns perceived hypocrisy of choosing money over principle.
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U.S. House
Grove City College
Congress
Equal time clash over Humboldt radio host in Mullins race
The dispute centers on KHBT Humboldt general manager Robert Christensen who plans to challenge Rep. Sue Mullins in the Republican primary. Mullins argues equal time requires balancing his on air presence with hers, while Christensen contends nonpolitical news segments should not trigger equal time. He asserts fairness already exists through long-standing exposure and notes Christensen has given Mullins air time for 12 years without self-promotion. If FCC rules don’t align, the critic calls for rule changes.
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Robert Christensen
KHBT
Humboldt
Sue Mullins
Rep
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Christensen
FCC
Public letters challenge Iowa law on child medical care
A reader laments laws that force school officials to provide medical aid for a child with a genetic terminal illness, despite parental requests to withhold resuscitation. The letter argues lawmakers should restrain legal extremism to protect parental rights and self determination, urging civic action and policy review. The piece weaves in local names, opinions on development projects, and community dynamics, all reflecting heated public discourse.
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Iowa
Calls for full disclosure on Rosdail case and Jaeger decision
A reader urges the Gazette to publish complete findings on Donald Rosdail and the alleged favor by Commissioner Jaeger. The letter questions why Police Chief Gary Hinzman and City Attorney Dave McGuire’s recommendations were not reported, requests their exact guidance, and argues for fuller, researched coverage rather than partial stories.
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Jaeger
Gary Hinzman
Davey McGuire
Gazette
City Hall
Police Department
Cedar Rapids
Dave McGuire
Overseas charity thanks Westdale Mall for bazaar support
The Adoptive Parents group thanks Westdale Mall for sponsoring a charity bazaar that raised funds to aid children overseas. Donated clothing, medicine and money will benefit recipients, with grateful organizers noting the opportunity to support urgent needs. Chris Wilford, ynas, 108 Hogan Ave. SW.
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Westdale Mall
Chris Wilford Ynas
Hogan Ave
Talking Humility and Pride in Daily Practice
Tim Macejak of Marion, an employee at a Marion market research firm, reflects on pride and automatic pilot in daily life. He argues that true humility comes from daily consistent practice of beliefs, not mere words or labels. He cites the need to live mindfully, at the library, at home, and in routine tasks, to avoid prideful repetition of sayings.
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Murray Bode
Azily
Tim Macejak
Marion
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