Political rivals unite for anti bullying message in Iowa schools
Senators Mary Lundby and Mike Gronstal publish a bipartisan guest column urging passage of a comprehensive anti bullying bill and stronger local policies. They cite alarming harassment statistics and call for a safe school environment across Iowa regardless of background.
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Mary Lundby
Lundby
Gronstal
Iowa
Senate
Iowa Senate
Lundby and Gronstal
Forum highlights aging needs and political critique in Cedar Rapids
A forum hosted by the Heritage Area Agency on Aging discussed home and community based services for seniors and the disabled with legislators and candidates, including Rep. Rob Hogg. Readers note strong opinions on Syria policy, Iraq war conduct, and Acts affecting civil rights, plus local remarks on parking policy and national elections.
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Gazette
Heritage Area Agency On Aging
Rob Hogg
State Senate
Hogg
Churches United
Capitol
Keith Griem
Cedar Rapids
Bush faced over rendition abuses warned by critics
The piece argues that President Bush admitted authorizing and knowing of the CIA extreme rendition program. It highlights cases like Mahar Arar, a Canadian citizen, subject to transfer to Syria and torture under the program. It urges accountability for war crimes.
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Bush
CIA
Mahar Arar
Syria
Obama’s audacious aura fuels 2008 presidential talk
The piece portrays Barack Obama rising fast in public view while denying a formal run, riding high on a message of hope and unity. It notes his star-like fundraising pull, cautious positioning between liberal base demands and centrist appeal, and the GOP’s midterm fragility as he weighs a 2008 bid.
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Barack Obama
Illinois
Africa
Bush
Obama
Georgetown University
Liberal Political Action
MoveOn.org
Newsweek
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
Crats
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
National Review
Jonah Goldberg
Ramesh Ponnuru
GOP
Christopher Buckley
Washington Monthly
Senate
Sen
John Edwards
North Carolina
Community Rules on Letters Online and Privacy
The note outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including a 300 word length limit, one letter per writer every 30 days, and prohibition on anonymous letters. It states addresses are not published and phone numbers should appear in emails. It also says online screen names do not provide identification sufficient for publication.
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Washington
NY Law Book
Arizona
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New York
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Doug Neumann
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Peg Schmitz
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Chuck Peters
Ken Slaughter
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