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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2002
Page
5
Letter to The Gazette argues liberals swing between accusing Bush of conspiracy and calling him a puppet. It contrasts Bush policy bids with Senate inaction and cites tax cuts, rebates, Social Security privatization, and Democrat positions as inconsistent. Coralville writer Mike Thayer urges consistency.
Cedar Rapids writer Robert N. Mueller urges broader coverage of Green and Libertarian candidates. He argues for visible party platforms, televised forums, and open dialogue on transit, oil dependence, urban planning, and drug policy to energize civic participation.
Two Sept. 21 letter writers argue creationism has no place in science discussions and equate biblical Genesis genealogies with other mythologies. They insist Genesis genealogies tie to Jesus, challenging evolution and urging evenhanded teaching as in Cobb County, Ga.
A call to integrate foreign languages, diverse cultures, conflict resolution, and nonviolent peacemaking into early education. The piece urges support for peace institutes, diplomacy training, and critical literacy on democracy, aiming to counter terrorism by empowering future leaders and scientists.
Jo Ann Zager argues PACs help first time candidates Julie Thomas and herself in District 89. She says PACs unite teachers nurses welders and others to fund campaigns against larger donors Jim Leach and Sandra Greiner. She urges voters to back the person over the party or PAC on November 5.
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