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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2005
Page
4
The Gazette urges explicit focus on survivor and disability benefits in reform talks. It highlights that 17 percent of benefits go to the disabled and dependents and 14 percent to survivors, stressing protection for these vulnerable Americans and calling for clear proposals.
President Bush, in a European tour marking the 60th anniversary of Nazi defeat, defends Western decisions at Yalta while urging frank talk on Eastern Europe. The piece contrasts partisan views, cites Schlesinger, and links diplomacy to national accountability as others critique past concessions.
A Cedar Rapids reader argues for switching from a commission government to a council-manager form, urging residents to vote yes on June 14 and likening the change to upgrading from a buggy to a sedan. The letter also criticizes a May 10 piece and defends parental responsibility amid abortion debates.
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