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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2005
Page
4
The editorial argues all should plan for death and state their end-of-life wishes in writing. It cites Terri Schiavo’s case to stress living wills, durable power of attorney for health care, and advance directives, urging timely family discussions and formal documents.
Readers express shame at Republicans and Bill Frist over ruling on Terri Schiavo. They argue for personal family decisions and criticize government overreach as President Bush mulls legislation.
Opinion letter argues that liberal support for alleged guilty parties harms society. The author claims Terri Schiavo cases and disability cases show a political bias against conservatives and that euthanasia or neglect would spread if protections fail.
Randall Nashua argues that Republicans manipulate the Terri Schiavo matter to score political points. He condemns a confidential memo showing aims to use the tragedy against Democrats while real national issues like the deficit and war are neglected.
The piece argues China favors patience in Wei-ch i style play and politics, contrasting it with American chess tactics. It cites Mao Zedong and Southeast Asia as Wei-ch i analogies, warns of China’s potential stealth deterrence like hidden nukes, and urges the United States to study Wei-ch i to understand future conflicts.
A columnist criticizes the Terri Schiavo case and the public reaction, contrasting prolonged life support with the actions of an admitted child rapist and murderer. The piece questions Michael Schiavo's decision to insert a feeding tube and debates whether it reflected his wife's wishes.
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