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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2000

Page

11

Gun rights urged in Iowa election letters to Gazette readers

Ed Dolan NRA volunteer urges voters in Eastern Iowa to back pro gun candidates across state and federal races. He endorses Chuck Larson Pat Shey Gene Manternach Don Redfern Mary Lundby Andy McKean and others and promotes NRA membership urging a Nov 7 ballot turnout. He also promotes Russ Madden Libertarian for federal first district and Jim Nussle Leonard Boswell as incumbents. He cites Second Amendment protections and calls readers to vote.

Chuck Larson Shawn Gallagher Pat Shey Jeremy Brigham Brigham Christie Welty Ro Foege Gene Manternach David Gilchrist Dan Boddicker Phyllis Stumbo Jack Rife Thomas Fiegen Patrick Gibbs Patrick Delahery Richard Drake Anne Lesner Mary Lundby Harvey Ross Andy McKean Gary Hart Leach Jim Nussle Leonard Boswell Jim Leach Bob Simpson Freedom Russ Madden Madden NRA

Gazette letter submission guidelines

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include name address and daytime phone, but only name and hometown publish. Send to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or by fax 319 398 5846 or email gazedit fyiowa com.

Gazette the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa

Incumbent Linn County Supervisors Face Recall Pressure

Residents accuse Supervisors Lu Barron and Jim Houser of impeding fair enforcement, rewarding allies, and raising their own salaries by over 10 000 in three years. They say rural lands face unchecked development after a Cedar Rapids planner replaced citizen input, threatening property rights and planning integrity.

Linn County Lu Barron Jim Houser Houser Barron Cedar Rapids

Save Orchard or Save Taxpayers in Highway Choice

The debate compares Highway 100 alternatives III and IV. Alternative IV would skirt the orchard but retain several viaducts, including the 80th Street viaduct and the 16th Avenue flyover built in 1986. Proposal favors moving Highway 100 west or keeping it at-grade on 80th Street to protect the orchard and save about four million dollars. DeWayne and Alice Titus Cedar Rapids.

Holland Orchard 80Th Street 16Th Avenue

Pro Life Voting Call From New Vienna Readers

Roger and Darlene Osterhaus urge increased church guidance and citizen action to support pro life candidates. They argue abortion stances shape national politics and name local pro life Democrats while criticizing the Democratic slate and urging yard signs donations and voting choices.

Too much socialism in Democrats prescription drugs plan

Retiree warns against Al Gore's proposal to cover all seniors, arguing it would drop employer drug plans and remove choice. He cites Medicare concerns, calls for options, and urges voting for Republicans on November 7 to preserve private coverage.

al Gore

Bipartisan health care reform praised by Tom Donelson

The column argues for a bipartisan approach to health care reform and criticizes government controlled systems as socialist. It cites support from George W. Bush and claims Americans prefer individual choice over one size fits all programs.

Tom Donelson Donald van Hulzen Donelson van Hulzen George W. Bush

Embarrassing redundancies highlighted by Arlene Dutton

Arlene Dutton of Van Horne identifies six verbal redundancies such as on and back and away with erode, together, from, transpire away, and new innovation. She notes headlines and prose often include both redundant pairs and two-word phrases that add little meaning. The piece urges editors and writers to remove superfluous words and choose precise terms.

Arlene Dutton van Horne Arlene Black Hawk County Waterloo Iowa

Don’t Let Cats Roam Inside and Guard Your Pets Today

A letter argues for strict indoor cats only policies, recounting feral cat feeding led to illness, calls for spaying and vaccines, and condemns outdoor roaming and animal dumping. It praises an Iowa City shelter for denying an indoor outdoor adoption and urges guardianship to prevent disease and harm.

Animal Shelter Iowa City Lea Haravon Collins

Meticulous Jeremy Brigham Aims For District 52 Seat

The candidate emphasizes a methodical campaign, gathering data, planning, and following up with a broad contact group in every Cedar Rapids precinct. He engages voters through door knocking and coffees, listens to concerns, responds calmly, and blends facts with empathy for local justice.

Jeremy Brigham Brigham Cedar Rapids

Ridicule of candidate mocked in local letter

A Cedar Rapids couple discredited Rep. Pat Shey’s voting record with personal attacks. The letter suggests the ridiculers should seek public office to address issues and notes their ridicule reflects poorly on them and their values.

Cedar Rapids Pat Shey

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Don Redfern Kitty Rehberg Mark Zieman Neal Schaerer Paul McKinley Sandra Greiner Gene Fraise Bill Dix William Witt Willard Jenkins Bill Dotzler Michael Jager Allen Borlaug Chuck Gipp Leigh Rekow Paul Scherrman Clyde Bradley David Millage James van Fossen Tom Ryan John Sunderbruch Ed Dolan Central City DeWayne and Alice Titus Philadelphia Tom Flynn Democratic Party Clinton Gore Lieberman Harkin Vilsack Supreme Court Roger and Darlene Osterhaus New Vienna van Huizen Carli Kane
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