Doctors face growing harassment as abortion rights contested
Ellen Goodman argues intimidation, not judges or laws, endangers abortion access. After Dr. David Gunn's murder, physicians quit or fear for safety, shrinking a field that already has few providers. The piece urges medical groups to train more doctors and unite to protect abortion services.
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Oston
David Gunn
Randall Terry
Gunn
Warren Pearse
American College of Obstetricians
Florida
Brevard County
Randall Whitney
Wisconsin
George Woodward
Planned Parenthood
Best
Nichols
Acog
Pearse
A Handbook for Drowning by David Shields
A collection of interlocking stories examining modern communication and feeling. Walter Jaffe, the central figure, is a messy, emotionally distant man in a dysfunctional non functional family. The work portrays a morbid portrait of a self indulgent baby boomer amid material goods.
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Shields
Walter Jaffe
Correction: M S I Mold Builders location and figures
A correction note notes M S I Mold Builders is at 12300 Sixth St SW in Linn County. 1992 gross sales were $3 million. co owner Roger Klouda says sales last year were $6 million. The Gazette says it will publish corrections for any errors.
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Swisher
M.S.I. Mold Builders
Sixth St
Linn County
the Gazette
Roger Klouda
Waiting to Congress Contacts for Iowa Officials
Addresses listed for U S Senate and House members include Charles Grassley at 135 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Tom Harkin at 531 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Jim Leach at 2186 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515 and Jim Nussle at 308 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515 Each entry provides a mailing address for constituent correspondence and official inquiries.
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Charles Grassley
Hart Senate
Washington, D.C
Tom Harkin
Jim Leach
Rayburn House
Jim Nussle
Cannon House
I-80 Reconstruction to Start in Cedar and Johnson Counties
The Iowa Department of Transportation says I-80 work begins Monday in Cedar and Johnson counties. Eastbound lanes start first with two-way traffic on the westbound lanes for 10 miles, later in July shifting to the eastbound lanes. Exit ramps remain open at Exits 249 and 254. full lane repairs from Exit 240 to Exit 246 included. The $12.5 million project by Fred Carlson Co. Inc. aims for late October completion.
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Cedar
Johnson Counties
Iowa Department of Transportation
Cedar County
West Branch
Highway 1
Fred Carlson Co. Inc
Decorah
Lenten Luncheon and Evening Arts Events Feature Local Talks and Tours
Today in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City a busy schedule includes a Lenten luncheon with Rev. David Pepper at Mount Carmel Catholic Church. music events at the Paramount Theatre and Five Seasons Center. a gallery talk at Mount Mercy College. a DANCE performance by the Paul Taylor Dance Company at Hancher Auditorium. and lectures and recycling outreach. Community forums and city meetings complete the day’s calendar.
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David Pepper
Mount Carmel Catholic Church
Lawler
First Presbyterian Church
Mac Frampton
Paramount Theatre
Richard M. Caplan
John W. Colloton
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Project Art
Kenny G
Five Seasons Center
Paul Taylor
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51St St. NE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Carner
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
Earth Savers
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Conservation International
18Th St
Washington
Tribune Media Services
Congress
Iris
Ari
Collins Rd
Willliams Blvd
EPAIR
Classic Audio
Lindale Mall
Capman’s Fun World
Cometatte
O.V. Shaffer
McAuley
Mount Mercy College
Nomads of the Plains Ledger
Sharon Manyheads Bowers
U of Museum of Art
Witwer Senior Center
Witwer&Senior Advocates
OIKOS
Center For Faith and Life
Luther College
Randall Foods Store
Edgewood Rd
Cityline
Iown
Telous
Linn County Recycling Guide
Glandorf
Five-State
Edgewood Road
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