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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2005
Page
13
The piece notes summer fading in the Tidewater area as autumn arrives with blue skies and crisp air. It contrasts lingering evenings, porch talk, and beach declines with students returning to campuses, shoppers changing wardrobes, and locals savoring a final vivid farewell to summer before winter.
Excerpts from editorials warn Japan under Prime Minister Koizumi risks silencing dissent while pursuing a rightward turn. Analysts question his stance on China and South Korea as he seeks electoral strength through a large LDP coalition.
The piece outlines Angela Merkel's cautious stance on Russia and wider EU policy. It notes France backed Franco German ties, Sarkozy's regional aims, Chirac's desire for a broader EU core, and Merkel's pledge to engage with Poland and the Baltic states while avoiding bold moves during the election period. It highlights Germany's oil and gas dependence on Russia and Merkel's priority to maintain pragmatic bridges.
Consumer groups and progressive lawmakers press to block parts of the new Bankruptcy Act set to take effect October 17, arguing it harms Katrina victims who may lack access to legal aid. The piece denounces Halliburton contracts and FEMA leadership connected to Bush administration allies, urging reform and accountability.
The text rails at liberals redefining judicial activism to advance abortion gay rights and other laws. It defends conservative judging, mocks media, and urges Bush to nominate Janice Rogers Brown while planning sensational TV coverage of Soros.
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