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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette urges adults to involve children at polling places and in political discussions, citing studies that bloodline regular voting and civic participation. Schools host mock elections with candidates, while families are urged to keep conversations about politics ongoing after ballots are cast.
A letter recalls a Washington Post report showing 1993 2003 teen fatal crashes rising to 7884 and teens at fault in fatal accidents. seniors urged to drive like seasoned voters and obey laws. A Decorah reader questions flu vaccine distribution and Iowa NE pollution impact proposal.
Readers praise a Cedar Rapids Marion area school marching bands unit and University of Iowa troupe with cheerleaders for a wonderful performance. They request coverage by The Gazette to honor talented students and encourage positive community focus.
As soon as polls close the campaign ends and the nation faces post election battles. Bush or Kerry could lead a divided government with a Republican Senate and House. Aims include cross party cabinet picks and policy outreach to ease partisan tension.
The New York Times reports the federal government spent 2.3 million on prayer research while critics urge more funding for science, medicine, and vaccines. They argue money should support practical health advances rather than religious studies.
Winneshiek County residents fear air, water, and soil impacts from a proposed tire burning facility in Preston Minnesota. The plant would burn about 10 million tires annually and emit nitrogen oxide carbon monoxide VOCs and hazardous pollutants with mercury possibly reaching 900 to 1360 grams yearly. Dioxins detected in similar trials raise health concerns.
A reader protests the allocation of limited flu vaccines, noting seniors and children miss out while Congress members and staff receive shots. The letter highlights asthma as a personal risk and questions prioritization in public health.
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