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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1987
Page
6
The piece argues that while the 1787 Constitution needed amendments to extend rights and end slavery, immediate perfection was impossible. It credits the framers for a framework that enabled later reforms and suggests today’s celebration should emphasize progress over harsh fault-finding, noting Iowa's 1857 declaration of popular sovereignty.
The U S Supreme Court ruled that state laws may require Rotary Clubs to admit women. The Duarte California club's 1977 move to include three women sparked the case, illustrating a broader push for gender diversity in Rotary International and local clubs nationwide.
Readers defend LWV inclusivity noting past and current membership practices and low dues while inviting all citizens to join. Separately residents near Lake Delhi oppose an IBP hog plant citing sewage, groundwater and river contamination risks and urging community action. A reader laments sensational journalism in Gary Hart coverage and calls for focusing on public achievements over alleged scandals.
A letter denounces Gary Hart over alleged dalliance, arguing public trust hinges on intelligent, responsible conduct. The writer, citing personal stakes with eight children and 18 grandchildren, contends officials must act with superior judgment regardless of the truth of the claims.
The 1600 March of Dimes walkers thank Civil Air Patrol Cedar Rapids Police Department and Gavin Communications for security and monitoring. Henry Howe coordinated the poster child while Jeff Partridge led route guides and Nancy Kizin organized checkpoints. Mercy Hospital supplied a van and nurses for the course. Peter Kiziu, walk coordinator Marion YMCA Family Branch 3100 10th Ave Marion.
The Marion YMCA thanks Boy Scout Troop 555 and Tony Cooper for an Eagle Service Project completed at the facility on April 18. The effort benefited the softball and baseball programs and reflects their strong organization and community support. Carrie Spaight, physical director.
NOW Cedar Rapids Chapter thanks donors and attendees for the second annual Chocolate Auction fundraiser. Special appreciation goes to Lt. Gov. Jo Ann Zimmerman for serving as auctioneer and to all who contributed or attended.
The American Cancer Society and Cedar Rapids community received support from St. Luke's Mercy Hospitals and Cedar Rapids Radiologists offering reduced mammography rates. The campaign promotes breast cancer awareness with baseline mammograms for women 35 to 40, breast self exams, and physician checkups. The response at three X-ray sites was overwhelming.
The text argues that primitive religion arose to explain natural forces and regulate clan societies, forming nations and alliances. It contrasts religion with science, noting religion’s lag in embracing global governance and its focus on souls, while humanism aims at honest, charitable, and compassionate conduct on earth.
A collection of opinions by Eastern Iowans on humanism religion atheism and agnosticism. The piece contrasts humanist aims with religious dogma and critiques political use of faith. It references Reagan Vatican ties Bible in schools and support for contras with North involvement. An Indian monk cites secularism over religion.
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