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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2007

Page

7

Motherhood and self care in a busy parenting era

Jenny Brodie recalls hosting The Parent Rap on KUCI Irvine and interviewing experts on parenting trends in the 90s. She reflects on relentlessly ambitious motherhood, cites books by Dr. John Friel and others, and urges women to say yes to themselves while celebrating Mother’s Day every day.

California University of California KUCI Irvine John Friel Friel Muffy Mead-Ferro Wyoming Alvin Rosenfeld M.D Nicole Wise

Buy locally grown food to curb contamination

Blake Kellerman argues that the contaminated Chinese protein powder linked to 17 000 sickened pets has entered the human food chain via pigs and broiler chickens now sold for consumption. He urges purchasing fresh, locally grown produce from farmers markets and co-ops to avoid garbage-fed meat and dairy, calling for consumer action.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Blake Kellerman Cedar Rapids

Letters Argue for Rights and Against Helmet Laws

A series of letters from Iowa readers argues against a motorcycle helmet law and challenges claims about gun rights under the Patriot Act. Topics include local school board decisions on the East Side School, criticisms of political leaders, and concerns about deer damage and private property rights in Iowa. Notable voices include Helen Grant Schmidt, Lila Rohrer, Dr. Gary Young, and Merle Wilson.

Gazette Decorah East Side School East Side School Development Committee Helen Grant Schmidt Tipton Iowa Department of Natural Resource DNR Iowa

Iowa Helmet Law Debate Provokes Revenue Concerns

A reader argues against a helmet law in Iowa, claiming it would hurt state revenue through reduced gas, lodging, and food spend. The letter notes federal seat belt incentives and cites motorcycle accident causes, asserting helmets influence behavior and safety but not crash outcomes.

Iowa

Rules needed to outline untangling Iraq mess

The piece argues that President Bush lacks a clear plan to fix the Iraq situation, calling the war unjust and preplanned. It claims neocon aims included Iraq oil and notes a runway built six months before the invasion, with Democrats voting to support the war.

Iraq Bush

Gazette compliment from winter resident Henry Follett

Henry Follett of Clermont commends The Gazette for its front page national and international coverage and rural Iowa reporting after returning from a warm climate winter. He notes appreciation for editorial pages and letters to the editor balance and says the newspaper stands up to major papers.

Iowa The Gazette Henry Follett Clermont

Bird house police target Cedar Rapids trees

Randahl Cady claims tax dollars fund a city ordinance policing bird houses and feeders in Cedar Rapids trees. He jokes that without police helicopters the city would chase violators, urging residents to report anyone hanging bird houses as part of enforcing the rule.

New Cedar Rapids Greene Square Park Randahl

NRA chief fights bill seen as attack on gun rights

The article highlights Chris Cox of the National Rifle Association urging vigilance as Washington considers a proposed bill aimed at further eroding the constitutional right to bear arms. It frames the measure as a dangerous scheme.

Washington Cox NRA National Rifle Association Chris Cox

Listen to teachers' concerns about students

A reader reflects on the Virginia Tech killings, noting the role of teachers who warned about a troubled student. The piece laments the erosion of safe school culture and urges listening to teachers as frontline observers of student behavior and danger signs.

Lila Rohrer Victor Virginia United States Seung-Hui Cho

Biden Seen as Strong Pick for Democratic Ticket

The writer endorses Senator Joe Biden as a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential ticket. After the first debate among hopefuls, they urge primary voters to scrutinize Biden’s experience and breadth of knowledge, citing long-term attention to the race since 2004.

Joe Biden Biden

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