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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1990
Page
5
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The piece disputes the Army's civilian death estimates in the December invasion of Panama and accuses the press of not reporting Army releases. It cites testimonies from the Central American Human Rights Commission and church leaders, condemns civilian casualties, mass graves, and suppression of records, and laments destruction and abuses by American forces.
Stacy Winistorfer argues that Ryan White and his family faced ostracism after his AIDS diagnosis and infection occurred via contaminated blood products. The letter emphasizes education rights, humane treatment, and public access to factual information about AIDS transmission routes and prevention.
A reader’s letter from April 23 at the Farmstead debtors meeting denounces company representatives and their attorney for ignoring workers claims. The writer urges lawmakers to safeguard federal worker protections and bankruptcy rights and to elect champions for workers in November.
Two April 3 letters discuss alcohol enforcement in Cedar Rapids and compare alcohol deaths to war casualties. The writer urges tougher anti alcohol measures, especially to prevent drunk driving, warning of unpredictable harm and the drift toward broader legalization. Christie Bulman Marion urges action.
A reader agrees litter is a regional issue affecting plant life in Cedar Rapids and Marion. The letter urges increased public awareness and suggests more prominent signs near trash cans and placement beyond city parks to deter littering.
Mr and Mrs Bill Kautzky of Toddville appeal to the driver who struck their dog at about 6 30 a m on April 25 on Alice Road. They express grief over the loss and warn the driver that a child could be at risk next time.
The author supports gun rights and opposes handgun bans arguing that restricting handguns could lead to broader confiscation of rifles and shotguns. They claim hunters need firearms to control wildlife and that criminals would still obtain guns regardless. They note liberals can abstain from purchasing guns.
A reader denounces Earth Day as pagan worship of Gaia and Mother Earth. The note claims global warming theories lack factual basis and urges repentance toward Jesus Christ, asserting God controls Earth's end and humans must depend on him.
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