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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1987
Page
6
A U S House banking subcommittee moves to require creditors to disclose risk to potential borrowers in home equity loans. While consumer groups push for upfront candor, lenders warn against rate caps, arguing the product remains useful and flexible.
A Johannesburg surrogacy case centers on Pat Anthony legally being mother to triplets born for her daughter Karen Ferreira-Jorge. The piece argues for clear agreements and limited state intervention, noting potential adoption transfer, and discusses commercial media interest and the need for lawful, ethical frameworks guiding future surrogacies.
A long letter mix criticizes censorship and child protection policy, cites infant circumcision, Meese era charges, and Florida ACLU positions. attacks officials and media fairness, praises or challenges editorial coverage, and questions Gerald Ford wealth and ethics.
A reader blasts religious leaders for avoiding truth in public critique and compares critics to Don Rickles. She recalls an unsaved relative dying without hearing the gospel after churches failed to reach out and condemns ministers who ostracize a preacher whose divorce they deem a poor example.
An open rehearsal of the Cedar Rapids Orchestra during the Sept. 28 block party impressed attendees. Conductor Christian Tiemeyer and the musicians shared a cohesive total sound and a caring, interactive approach that underscored their professionalism and readiness for the next concert.
Periodic observations from thoughtful Eastern Iowans invited to express themselves. The Cedar Rapids author serves as vice president communications for the SCI Financial Group.
A reflective piece urges women to unite while honoring individual paths. It notes women’s expanded roles from homemakers to leaders, acknowledges stereotypes, praises progress toward equality, and calls for acceptance of diverse ambitions and shared support among women.
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