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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2002

Page

12

Justice Focus in Catholic Abuse Coverage Demands Action

The discussion frames abuse in the Catholic Church and other helping professions as a crisis requiring truth seeking and protection of victims. It cites research by David Jenkins showing under 2 percent of Catholic clergy involved in misconduct, urges thorough investigations, and calls out systemic pressures facing ministers, counselors, and teachers to uphold ethics amid cultural degradation. Anita D. Schliemann named as a credentials holder in social work and pastoral theology.

United States David Jenkins Secular Penn State University Jenkins God

Apostrophes in West writing spark editorials on plural forms

A Palm Desert writer collects seven examples of apostrophe misuse in Western print. From Photos to restaurateur and patient’s signs the piece argues apostrophes are unnecessary in plurals and possessives and urges editors to drop them.

Palm Desert Calif Betty McCollister Iowa Citian

Sukup urged as governor candidate in Iowa letter

In a January 1999 letter to the Gazette reader Mike Jager endorses Steve Sukup for Iowa governor. He criticizes Democratic leadership and cites state debt, layoffs, and morale. Jager argues Sukup, a private sector business owner with a presence in all 99 counties, can bridge rural and urban gaps and asks readers to vote Sukup in the June 4 primary.

Tom Vilsack Steve Sukup Sukup Iowa Mike Jager Ryan

Woodbine Choir Debate Warns About Sensitivity

A Woodbine High School dispute over allowing a religious song in the choir prompts parents to consider the larger U S ideals of freedom and resilience. The letter argues students should learn to handle uncomfortable moments and that education should not be sterilized for every belief.

Woodbine High School United States

Sukup Attacks Highlight Primary Contention for Iowa Governor

Todd Henderson urges voters to keep the race issue oriented in Iowa GOP primary and backs Doug Gross over Steve Sukup and Gov. Tom Vilsack. Henderson endorses Gross, cites Branstad tenure, and directs readers to DougGross.com for his ballot choice.

Steve Sukup Ronald Reagan Doug Gross Sukup Iowa Tom Vilsack Gross Vilsack Terry Branstad DougGross.com Todd Henderson Cedar Rapids

Gazette Clarifies Letter Policy for Public Submissions

The Gazette outlines guidelines for letters and guest columns. Writers must include full name signature address and daytime phone number. Anonymous submissions are not accepted. 300 word limit per letter and one per writer every 30 days.

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Farmers Unite for Higher Prices and Fair Contracts

The May 5 Gazette Money Agribusiness piece cites Iowa State University professor Neil Hart urging farmers to unite to buy sell and demand fair prices and contracts. Senator Grassley warns the new farm bill may not aid family farms. NFC roots, Capper Volstead Act rights and packer retaliation risk are noted.

Gazette Money Iowa State University Neil Hart Harl Hart

Right to Bear Arms Emphasized by Leroy Lappe Letter

A May 2 letter argues the Second Amendment protects an existing God given right to keep and bear arms. The writer defines militia as all trained citizens and asserts the right is broader than government control. He cites the Bill of Rights and Federalist Papers to claim no infringement. Independence.

Free Leroy Lappe

Ethics clash over publishing Iowa concealed carry lists

A reader argues that printing concealed carry permit holder lists in The Gazette insults law-abiding Iowans. The letter defends the ethics of permitting, stresses personal risk, training, and the need for responsible disclosure while warning of harm from public exposure.

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