Bob Ray and the Iowa Governorship Acknowledges Duty
The piece argues that serving as Iowa’s governor is valued for public duty more than pay or perks. It portrays Bob Ray as a steady, thoughtful leader under public scrutiny, effectively balancing a demanding role with a calm, unshowy demeanor.
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Eastern Iowans invited to share periodic observations
Richard C. Shirk of Oelwein, retired president of Shirk Oil Co, is named as a past chairman and member of the Iowa Library Commission and a former Republican Party activist. He joins local residents contributing views in a new column series.
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Iowa Library Commission
Robert C. Moorman
Cedar Rapids
American Cancer Society
Kirkwood Health
No-choice childbearing sparks anguish and policy clash
A letter debates the abortion debate, contrasting pro life and Planned Parenthood views. It cautions that a Human Life Amendment could grant personhood to embryos, criminalize miscarriages, challenge contraception, push abortions underground, and harm women's health and freedom.
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Ms. Brown
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