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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2015
Page
5
Rachel Peller of Feminists for Nonviolent Choices argues that abortion stems from failures to provide childcare health care and economic support. She contrasts pro choice advocacy with pro life efforts and calls for non coercive options and broader societal resources.
Iowa readers urge the Iowa Utilities Board to deny eminent domain for the Bakken pipeline arguing private profit, potential oil spills, soil and habitat damage, and farmland value loss. The letter also features personal reflections on taxes and local library funding from Cedar Rapids and west-side residents.
Syndicated columnist Llewellyn King argues for a debate reform modeled on Prime Minister's Question Time with pre announced questions and follow ups. He says this would force real policy discussions and reveal candidates' true positions beyond gotcha moments.
The Gazette outlines how readers should submit letters by mail or email. It provides contact details including the email address editorial thegazette com and the mailing address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 plus a questions line at 319 398 8469.
John Weber of Valley Lane Farms argues antibiotics are necessary to treat and prevent disease in pigs and that zero antibiotics is not viable. He notes FDA rules and USDA testing ensure safety, supports antibiotic stewardship, and cites industry shifts toward veterinarian oversight and withdrawal of medically important antibiotics while maintaining animal health and food safety.
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