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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2004
Page
4
Senator Joe Seng and Cedar Rapids civic groups cite a dog attack as impetus for a bill to criminally hold owners for pet actions. The measure failed but sparked debate on accountability and public safety.
A mixed letter from Iowans urges unity and weighs Kerry and Bush. Supporters praise Bush for leadership and military backing while others cite Kerry as best for national security and environmental balance.
A reader argues that President Bush keeps his campaign promises, contrasts with other candidates, and urges voting for Kerry Edwards. The letter laments the impact of war deaths on families and asserts tax relief and dignity in office as outcomes of Bush’s presidency.
A speaker argues against partial birth abortion, claiming the baby endures pain during birth. The text accuses supporters and notes that John Kerry voted in favor six times. The author urges readers to avoid endorsing politicians who condone the practice.
A reader responds to Richard Reeves. The letter defends church state separation and freedom of worship for all groups while critiquing the idea that faith underpins President Bush’s politics and presidency.
Vandalism forced Herky on Parade statue removals in Iowa City and Coralville days earlier than planned. Cedar Rapids residents repeatedly pile leaves to the curb, hindering water drainage and sewer flows despite clear city rules.
Harvard Kennedy School scholar Howard Husack and Manhattan Institute fellow Abigail Thernstrom discuss how the 2004 U S presidential election tests the balance between popular vote legitimacy and the electoral college. They note state dynamics and turnout effects across key states.
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