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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2000
Page
4
The Gazette argues Cedar Lake Park adds little new, praising the Cedar Lake Trail as a busy, accessible asset. It notes pollution improvements, a planned master plan, and parking aims while disputing critics who call the area unsafe or unused.
Fayette reader Merle Sternberg defends went missing as standard Brit Com usage in IPTV era. Coralville’s William Laubengayer flags subject verb agreement in The University of Iowa Community Center for default on a smaller loan. He notes lightning can crackle and thunder, while weather idiom debates continue.
The FDA is expected to approve mifepristone, the abortion pill, widely used in Europe, with Emma Goldman Clinic in Iowa City planning to offer it soon after approval. Karen Kubby, executive director, cites safety and patient choice while noting political opposition to reproductive rights.
A reader urges voters to express dissatisfaction with Cedar Rapids City Council actions on Sept 11. The letter cites unused police vehicle computers, landfill issues, street tunnels, sports projects, and park neglect, urging participation in the election to drive change.
Michelle Locher of Coralville writes about the Partial-birth Abortion Ban Act HR 3660 and the political clash over banning the procedure. She cites Bush's stance against partial-birth abortion and quotes ABC News details and religious perspectives in a strongly opinionated piece.
A Sept 7 Gazette letter in Cedar Rapids critiques a retirement couple for opposing school benefits. The writer argues that even non-parents benefit from a civilized society and that students who work contribute to Social Security, supporting top-rate schools for future taxpaying graduates.
Letter writer praises Alan Zazza's council request and Gazette editorial on horn noise. He lives far from tracks and asks action to curb repeated loud horns, proposing directional horns to reduce nightly disturbance and overall noise.
The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include your name address and daytime phone. only name and hometown will be published. One letter per writer every 30 days. Mailing address is The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Fax and email provided.
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