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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2006
Page
4
The piece notes Moline Illinois plans downtown markets akin to Cedar Rapids four planned events this summer, signaling regional interest in urban market revival. It mentions partisan bickering over state revenue and gambling policy as background context for broader policy debates.
The piece notes gas in the Corridor climbing about 25 cents per gallon since month start, peaking near 2.60. It also critiques local government reaction times and urges proactive zoning and regulatory awareness to avoid similar issues in Urbana Benton County.
Phil Saunders of Cedar Rapids argues against the Bush administration policies benefiting the wealthy and urges fiscal responsibility and unity. He praises Councilwoman Sarah Henderson for voting against a 2007 tax-increase budget and stresses secular government, religious tolerance, and peaceful Iraq rebuilding.
A critical letter argues that neo-conservatives have taken over the Republican Party, expanding government in ways that threaten civil liberties. It warns of efforts to criminalize dissent, attack media and politicians as un-American, and proposes patriotic action to defend constitutional rights.
A column stresses colon cancer risks and underuse of screening. It cites 56,000 annual deaths, urges universal colonoscopy coverage, notes many at risk lack screening, and recounts a personal loss to advocate immediate testing. It urges concerned readers to overcome embarrassment and get screened.
The article argues that powerful Christian groups push myths about early America and seek a theocracy. It asserts founders like Paine, Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, Adams, and Madison were deists who showed little reliance on Christian doctrines in forming the government.
A plea for religious harmony in Cedar Rapids urges showcasing peaceful co existence between Jews Christians and Muslims and calls for focusing on positive interfaith relations rather than conflict.
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