Editorial urges keeps telemedicine abortion pill access in Iowa
The Gazette argues telemedicine advances in rural Iowa expand access to care and reduce unintended pregnancies. It notes 1900 abortions via Planned Parenthood telemedicine, ultrasound, nurse intake, and doctor consultation, while acknowledging opposition from pro-life groups and a push to block the program.
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Heartland
Iowa Board of Medicine
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Iowa Right To Life
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Veterans Honor Flight prompts reflections on patriotism
A Cedar Rapids guardian recounts the honors of supporting his father in law Joe Topinka on a Veterans Honor Flight from Cedar Rapids to Washington DC on Sept 14. He praises volunteers, the Dulles welcome, and the Cedar Rapids return that night. He urges flag etiquette and critiques local road and riverfront changes.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington, D.C
Joe
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Dulles
Ending DADT Solves Nothing Says Gazette Editorial
A Sept 29 Gazette editorial argues repeal of dont ask dont tell would not fix issues. It contends officer privacy and living conditions differ from enlisted life so sexual activity in close quarters remains a problem. It concludes DADT should remain in place. Kenneth J. Lowen Central City
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Kenneth J. Lowen
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Iowa tax debate urged to focus on property tax reform
Ed Wallace of the Iowa Taxpayers Association urges gubernatorial candidates Terry Branstad and Chet Culver to use upcoming debates to address Iowa property taxes. He notes sticker shock as homeowners receive tax statements and calls for transparency on what taxes fund, cost controls, and clearer state finances including I-JOBS debt.
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Chet Culver
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Management
I-Jobs
University of Iowa
Empty chair debate satirizes political seating
A caller venting as the so called empty chair in debates mocks the gimmick. He voices frustration at chairs acting as political props while insisting he is the real chair with strong stand on issues. He blasts chairs fearing obesity and calls for reform and better seating.
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Wall Street
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Oval Office
Rush Limbaugh
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