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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1981
Page
7
A public statement stresses that twelve million U S teens are sexually active with two thirds lacking contraception. It calls for early parental involvement and classroom programs to prevent 680000 annual unwanted pregnancies and to promote family planning as pro-family and pro-choice with agencies listed in support.
The Gazette letter honors Margaret Hall as a charter Junior League member who championed voluntarism and community service. It also voices outrage over ADM Corn Sweeteners labor disputes, alleging union-busting and police involvement at rallies, urging public vigilance against corporate power.
Community members defend Carole Harder, substance abuse education coordinator at GWAEA, amid layoffs. Supporters describe her lifelong commitment to preventing youth drug and alcohol abuse through counseling, training, and community outreach and urge retention for Cedar Rapids students.
Wendell Koch questions March Gazette figures for bus costs and load factors. He cites total cost per bus mile of 2.34 dollars with 1.46 dollars salary per mile and 0.93 dollar per passenger mile for a 2.52 passenger load. He contrasts taxi costs and fuel efficiency, noting a published correction on March 9.
A tribute recalls Margaret Hall who died March 15 in Cedar Rapids. She enjoyed company, Iowa football and Donny and Marie and left memories valued beyond measure for her friends and family.
The text discusses avoiding contractions to ensure correct verb forms and subject agreement. It cites examples from television, politics, and news writing, recommending full forms to verify grammar and readability.
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