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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2001
Page
13
The piece argues the Bush administration may back a Palestinian state to curb region unrest, but warns this would empower Israel’s enemies, undermine security, and could be seen as appeasement. It criticizes U S plans aligning with the Mitchell Report and questions guarantees against renewed terror.
A humorous column mocks snoring as a health issue while lampooning gender stereotypes. The narrator cites a doctor diagnosing a tired man as snoring and jokes about women denying their own noise, weaving in pop culture references and a famed hypochondriac colleague.
David Horowitz, once a campus anti-war organizer, urges today’s students to reconsider protests. He argues prolonged the Vietnam War, aided communist victory, and led to brutal regimes in Indochina, while noting later regret and a call for vigilance against threats to the United States.
The writer proposes policy options including turning Osama bin Laden over to the World Court, urging Pakistan to cooperate, and invoking a Marshall Plan for the West Bank funded by oil states. It questions the U S Saudi presence and suggests rethinking ties to a corrupt monarchy while urging unity against terrorism.
The piece discusses maintaining naval strength in the Persian Gulf and oil independence through European standards and hybrids. It critiques Bush rhetoric, notes European reactions, and frames the conflict as a large police operation rather than war.
An opinion piece argues fear drives policy and threats to liberty. It cites coverage from major papers about visa loopholes enabling terrorism. The author warns against eroding constitutional protections and notes a local sign advocating Prozac with patriotic rhetoric.
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