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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1975
Page
6
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a five month DEQ study into leaf burning in metropolitan areas. If health risks are shown, Iowa may amend air pollution rules to prohibit burning in large cities. The piece urges balancing costs with safety for residents with respiratory conditions.
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops heard a call to back a plan arguing the right to life is an inalienable right from the Creator. The piece contends the Declaration defines rights for persons, not fetuses, and warns against imposing moral judgments through law.
The piece views Reagan as a Hollywood actor turned California governor who may run against Ford, a dramatic stage career that could split the GOP. It notes his media appeal, the lack of a concrete program, and the risk of helping Democrats while offering a theaterlike portrayal that entertains more than informs. New York Times Service
James J. Kilpatrick rails at the United Nations ten years after Rhodesia’s independence and Israel censures, accusing the UN of double standards and baseless sanctions. He mocks US deference to Britain, argues Rhodesia sanctions lack morality and impact, and urges Congress to renounce the measures.
Readers respond to a Gazette piece on Congressman Blouin backing federal loan guarantees and a new commission for New York City. Critics warn against federal control, calling for restraint and accountability, while urging efficient local governance and reduction of taxes.
A discussion argues life ending decisions should rest with the individual. It emphasizes asking the person about their wishes, obtaining a signed written directive, and storing it with key documents to guide relatives and courts if the person later cannot decide.
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