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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1990
Page
7
A reader argues the Establishment Clause forbids no government church but only a state church funded by taxes. He asserts government religious cooperation and free exercise freedoms, cites Rehnquist and Jefferson, and calls for renewed religious liberty in the nation.
Paul Kiburz urges passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act citing Pat Steele's May 10 column on disability employment barriers. He notes ADA would ban employment discrimination and address training transportation and public accommodations to advance Americans with disabilities.
Cedar Rapids police remind motorists that in four lane roads you must not assume to stop for buses with flashing lights when approaching from the opposite direction. The law applies to two lane roads or same direction traffic and improper stopping can lead to charges. Officer Charles Polansky Cedar Rapids Police Department.
Readers thank the Kennedy community for alcohol free prom party backing with donations of food gifts gift certificates money and time. They urge similar 100 percent support next year to show kids care.
A Fairfax business owner commends Mayor Russ Nading for listening to citizens and delivering clear answers. The endorsement urges Linn County residents to vote for Nading for supervisor on June 5, citing his responsiveness and honesty.
The Gazette editors argue privatizing the U S Postal Service could save gob of money. They also question future newspaper wage policy, suggesting editors might survive on a non union five dollar hourly wage. Gerry L Barr Marion.
Leroy D. Corey of Cedar Falls cites a Des Moines Register May 13 survey naming liberal Don Avenson as the most effective legislator and Teresa Garman as the least effective. He criticizes Avenson for wasteful spending and tax burdens while praising Garman as a leader defending traditional values.
A resident in occupied Estonia argues that communism fails and shares a personal stance against the Soviet economy. The message reflects lived experience of occupation and emphasizes a simple conclusion.
George and Suzanne Schmidt praise Steve and Bonnie Sovern in their letter urging voters in the 2nd District Democratic primary to back a candidate independent of PAC influence. They argue a congressman should serve constituents over big business and pollution concerns, highlighting Bonnie’s supportive role and civic values.
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