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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2000

Page

4

Connecting kids to real problems to ease self image pressures

columnist L Kelly argues that directing children toward tangible issues can counter early appearance obsession. a Girl Scouts study shows preteens fear judgment around looks and possessions, with girls as young as eight noting boys and fashion as status markers. Encouragement to volunteer with parks, nursing homes, or tutoring could shift focus from vanity to purpose.

L. Kelly McDonald’s Wichita Kan Girl Scouts Research Institute Africa

Tonight's presidential debate eyes Bush Gore in Boston

Gazette editorial notes the first 1992 campaign debate between George W. Bush and Al Gore in Boston. It questions poll reliability and the impact of answering machines on surveys while highlighting voter apathy and late decision making by operatives and voters.

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Editor notes a pre election letter surge curbs content

The Gazette explains a new policy through Election Day limiting letters especially on elections. Shorter letters favored while 300 word limit remains for all letters. Originality of thought and issue discussion matter most. endorsements and lengthy references discouraged. The policy resumes November 8.

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Gazette Letters Policy Clarifies Readers' Opinions

The Gazette states it does not vouch for accuracy or judge opinions in readers letters. It permits corrections and contradictions from other readers to be published equally.

Capricious zoning laws spark April Cedar Rapids tensions

A reader laments Linn County rules that he says turn local government into a dictatorship. He recounts a summer dispute over converting an attached garage to a dining room, the city’s off street parking demand, and fears rezonings favoring developers and big projects.

Leo Harran Republic of Linn County Kingdom of Cedar Rapids

Vote your conscience against abortion for faith readers

This piece urges Christians to vote against abortion, arguing conscience guides beliefs on abortion and government expansion. It frames Al Gore as promoting greater government power and welfare spending, urging personal compassion without taxing others.

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Chamber urged to help address district school issues

ALOT commends Chamber of Commerce for backing the upcoming school bond and urges active chamber involvement in solving district problems. Concerns include lack of strategic planning, misaligned budgets, unused facilities, ISL funding misapplied to teachers, and test-score declines without improvement plans.

ALOT Chamber of Commerce Chamber Edison Schools Edison PPEL

Gazette invites public letters with contact details

The Gazette announces a 300 word limit for letters to the editor. Writers must supply name, street address and daytime phone. only name and hometown published. One letter per writer every 30 days. Mailing address and contact options provided.

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