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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2002
Page
2
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A light feature notes Raggedy Ann as a potential inductee in the National Toy Hall of Fame, with coverage suggesting final selections may come soon and readers can follow Accent’s Sunday edition for updates.
The notice lists service lines with phone numbers 319 398 8333 319 339 3150 and 1 800 397 8333 plus a general number 319 398 6211 for contact assistance. It provides multiple contact options for reader inquiries or support services.
Jacquelyn Mitchard argues Colin Powell shows leadership by endorsing condom use to prevent pregnancy and disease. She likens Powell to Lincoln for speaking truth despite backlash from conservatives and religion, praising his emphasis on common sense and responsible parenting.
Pope John Paul II denounces the grave scandal of priest sex abuse in a pre Easter message. He says some priests betrayed their vows and fell to the mystery of evil while promising concern for victims and justice. Cardinal Law and a Palm Beach bishop figure in the fallout.
East Penn district, serving about 6800 students near Philadelphia, and Citrus County in Florida have sent roughly 380 confidential letters to parents since fall. The notices encourage healthier eating and more exercise without blaming families while offering support from nurses and health educators.
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