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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2009
Page
3
The Gazette editorial urges all drivers to slow and stop for school buses with amber lights and stop arms. It cites 137 stop arm violations in Cedar Rapids this year, urges a public safety campaign, and recommends signage and education to protect 230,000 Iowa kids.
A long personal meditation contrasts travel prices from Minneapolis to Bismarck and Paris with broad social unfairness. The writer rhapsodizes about Raisin Bran, fame, Jessica, and life choices, then pivots to politics, culture, and the search for meaning, ending with a cryptic call to contact the author.
Residents discussed Cedar Rapids mayor and City Council candidates without applying partisan labels. They found conversations with friends refreshing as discussions avoided entrenched party positions and avoided labeling candidates as liberal or conservative.
A letter asserts EPA reviews atrazine safety despite extensive studies and WHO ranking it a cancer risk comparable to tea. It argues atrazine is widely used and safe, criticizes media reliance on critiques, and defends universal health care and a public option, referencing Europe and costs. It is signed by contributors Linn County Farm Bureau and Tipton figures.
The author argues Obama violated Article I Section 9 by accepting the Nobel Peace Prize from a body tied to Norway's parliament, labeling the award a foreign gift and calling for Congress action including recognizing Ayers for his autobiography and returning Obama's Grammy.
Jennifer Hemmingsen notes trauma can transfer via secondary or vicarious exposure affecting emergency workers jurors and family of victims. It harms observers and victims alike, with varied reactions and potential recovery through support. The piece cites Maj. Nidal Hasan and a jury trial as examples and urges awareness to prevent spread.
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