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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1995

Page

4

More Responsible Fatherhood Seen Vital by Editorial Board

The editorial cites the Kids Count Data Book linking poverty and absence of fathers and argues responsible fatherhood improves outcomes. It notes declines in two parent households since 1950 and highlights studies on education, crime, and social behavior, urging policy support for involved fathers.

America Douglas Nelson Annie E. Casey Foundation National Fatherhood Initiative Wisconsin Sociology Journal New York Times Times Wade Horn

Michigan coach Moeller resigns amid drunken incident

The University of Michigan announced Gary Moeller will resign and take an indefinite paid leave after a restaurant drunken outburst. Despite his 44-13-3 record, school officials opted for a principled action, hoping the Wolverines ride out the controversy.

Gary Moeller Wolverines Ohio State Moeller Kea University of Michigan

Neighbors oppose DOPA corridor for Guard low flight drills

In northeast Iowa residents challenge the National Guard DOPA plan to carve an 18 mile wide flight corridor from Monona to Vin ton for weekend pilots to train at low altitudes. They fear ecological harm, moral questions, and increased risk, urging local action and citing Citizens United and a Guard information line for details.

The National Guard Iowa Monona Manchester Vinton DOPA WATS Citizens United P.O Elkader

Critics demand Cedar Rapids uniqueness amid survey totals

A Gazette survey shows 71 percent approval for the commission form, 11 percent disapproval, and 18 percent neutral. A letter writer denounces calls for change as arrogance and urges Cedar Rapids to keep its distinctive setup and avoid copying other cities.

Gazette Market Research Department P.T. Larson Carol Martin Henry Royer The Gazette Cedar Rapids Boonies Paris Little

Prayer Day and the Fight Over School Prayer

A reader argues that a national day of prayer promotes theocracy and erodes religious freedom in public schools. The writer warns that returning school prayer would impose a narrow Protestant view and threaten freedoms for those with other beliefs or none.

Correction clears Branstad tax figure and column error

The correction notes Gov. Terry Branstad's family's federal income tax paid as 14163 dollars, correcting Jan Zonneveld's guest column figure. It also fixes a transcription error where 33 became 38 and clarifies a sentence noting a boy walked across to the town commons.

Terry Branstad Jan Zonneveld

Gazette letter policy invites community voices

The Gazette accepts letters up to 300 words and requires name street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown appear in print. Submissions go to Cedar Rapids Gazette, Box 511, Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or by fax, email or online service as listed.

Cedar Rapids

Why the United States remains a quarrelsome and divided nation

The author argues that enduring divisions in the United States stem from unresolved questions of equality and national identity. Drawing from Lincoln and Sandburg, the text suggests current events reveal persistent racial religious and economic cleavages and warns that unity requires a shared commitment to equality and inclusive citizenship.

United States Carl Sandburg Lincoln

Restore sanity amid gun debate in Cedar Rapids

A Cedar Rapids letter from Tom and Rhiannon Hall urges residents to question militia labeling and gun policy as they warn of potential repeal of the assault weapons ban. They call for abandoning gun swap plans and stress collective responsibility to prevent further gun access.

Oklahoma City Cedar Rapids Timothy McVeigh Kansas City Waterloo Tom and Rhiannon Hall

Denunciations of Jesus Miracles in an April Letter

A Manchester reader argues against disbelief in Jesus miracles. The letter asserts God’s sovereignty, urges faith through John 3 15, and recommends Fulton Oursler’s The Greatest Story Ever Told. The writer, Leighton L Phillips Sr, calls for repentance and eternal heavenly life.

Jesus Hell Fulton Oursler Leighton L. Phillips Manchester

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