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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1988
Page
6
Editors note the EPA faced an ethics clash over using Nazi concentration camp data on phosgene gas effects. EPA head Lee M. Thomas ordered removal of the findings, while some scientists argued for using the information to protect today’s people, sparking a debate on whether flawed, non-consensual data should be used or discarded.
The piece argues that Bob Dole, despite claims of a mean temper, has been a steady Senate leader and earns respect from Iowa lawmakers and others. It notes that his perceived harshness in campaigns contrasts with peers’ praise and his capacity to manage legislation without derailing his path to higher office.
Letters criticizing the March 13 article on animals in research urge humane treatment of stray and abandoned dogs, question the necessity of animal studies, and cite Bentham and the need for alternatives. Readers recount personal losses and warn about societal control, rights, and youth outreach in Cedar Rapids.
The text contrasts Christ’s apostles who lived simply with modern wealthy ministers. It cites Bible verses on treasure in heaven and warnings about false prophets, arguing true gospel life requires sacrifice, not luxury. Page sig Robert Paul Synacek 2016 K St. SW.
An 11 year old from Grant Wood School argues that historical rivalries between the U S and Great Britain over Oregon ended in peace through diplomacy. He calls for removing soldiers from Honduras and urging peaceful talks, citing past peaceful settlements.
The piece argues politicians use empty slogans and sugar-coated promises to win voters while Congress holds real power. It claims presidents bear the blame for public frustrations, though lawmakers guide laws and moral direction, urging readers to weigh claims carefully and avoid gullible faith in leaders.
Outlooks presents periodic observations from Eastern Iowa residents who share personal reflections on diverse topics. Voices reflect individual perspectives with no single theme or agenda.
A Cedar Rapids Community School District profile highlights data driven progress and nationwide recognition for quality. The article argues the district demonstrates value added through specific achievement metrics and improved educational programs under scrutiny of national education policy debates.
The Cedar Rapids school system posts high percentile gains on the ITBS and ITED tests. Second graders score around the 55th to 60th percentile, rising to the 71st by eighth grade and 84th at graduation, signaling remarkable value added in a community with high expectations and volunteer support.
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