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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 2001

Page

7

Letters to the Gazette: Require photo ID at polls

A reader urges Iowa voters to adopt photo ID at polling places echoing experiences in November 2000. The letter argues fraud risks, notes Linn County sells voter lists, and calls for restricting access to party officials. Aims to protect voter integrity with ID verification.

Opinon Kurt Rogahn U.S Wisconsin Linn County Kima Swenson Gollnick Marion

Critics Say 24 Hour Wait Bill Is Unneeded

Lynda Bordwell of Cedar Rapids questions the Women's Right to Know Act citing health care clinics Emma Goldman Clinic for Women Planned Parenthood and Cedar Rapids Clinic for Women. She argues abortions are not a 24 hour decision and insurers rarely cover costs, urging a no vote to keep abortion safe legal and accessible.

Emma Goldman Clinic For Women Planned Parenthood Greater Iowa Cedar Rapids

One-Paycheck Family Call Amid Conspiracy Rhetoric

In a letter from Cedar Rapids author Craig E Seeley Jr. argues against abortion and globalist schemes, claiming Rhodes scholars drive a one world order and urging a nationwide move to one paycheck per family. He links Roe v Wade reversal to divine punishment and cites Pearl Harbor as catalyst for economic shift.

World Trade Organization Rhodes

Bucking a trend on adverb use sparks debate

A reader asks about dropping ly in adverbs and whether it is a Nebraska peculiarity. The exchange with Geneva Meers notes that saying very slow or very quick is common, while insisting on I feel bad not I feel badly, with a touch of humor about age and usage.

Geneva Meers Mount Vernon Geneva Nebraska Nincompoops Missouri River Carl Smith College

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