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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2001
Page
6
The editorial compares President Bush and Jimmy Carter on energy policy recalling Carter's fireplace imagery and urging Bush to reiterate a conservation message. It notes Bush favors technological fixes and continued drilling while Americans doubt resource scarcity. The piece suggests a Carter style reminder could help.
Thompson, former Wisconsin governor and Amtrak board member, resigned as HHS secretary. His departure complicates expansion plans for Davenport Iowa City and Des Moines as a 1997 law limits cabinet members on the board and the Bush administration seeks Norman Mineta. The shift may end Midwest rail expansion prospects.
The Chicago Tribune editorial questions banning dodge ball as a harm to children and argues the game teaches fun, resilience, and teamwork. It notes bans in some states while highlighting the sport's adult leagues and a growing global interest, including possible world championships.
A guest column reports the Veterans Memorial Commission criticizing a park move arguing priorities focus on construction timing and park opening while overlooking veterans with ashes at the memorial. The piece questions mayoral appointments and urges voters to respond at the next election.
A reader urges Iowans to oppose Bush Grassley and Nussle tax cuts, arguing they will deepen inequality and reduce services. The letter questions whether returning to Reagan era policies benefits the average Iowan and encourages contacting the lawmakers.
The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions require writer full name signature and daytime phone, plus full street address. addresses are not published. No anonymous letters. 300 word limit not enforced. one letter per writer every 30 days. column length suggested at 650 words or fewer.
A 1973 APA shift by Robert L. Spitzer is revisited suggesting some individuals can shift from homosexual to heterosexual attraction with sustained results. He now questions prior certainty, cites 200 interviewees, notes 67 percent of those with little prior opposite sex attraction gained heterosexual interest, and argues for nonjudgmental counseling as hope for those seeking change.
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