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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2011
Page
1
Local residents discuss district maps and redistricting plans. Community leaders including Mike Grenshai urge council members to consider established boundaries and ensure fair representation while addressing concerns about potential evictions and district changes. Decision timing remains unsettled as February approaches.
Reporter James D. Iverste examines what the new race policy means today. The article notes ongoing discussions and references state and government resources for further details.
Bouse and Serle maps referenced for the Los Angeles area in a 1 hour feature, noting local rag coverage and area labeling.
The proposed plan redraws Iowa districts, shifting seats and pairing incumbents. It targets party balance and aims to reduce the number of districts from the current layout, affecting Rep.Dave Loebsack and Rep.Braley among others in the 2013 election cycle.
Marion John Parham, 44, president of J and E Cycles in Anaheim, uses his lung transplant to urge others to donate. He has launched a life saving outreach through a forum and a book and J&P Cycles has printed 200000 brochures advocating organ donation.
Saturday forum in Marlon Fuelle Library features the Git of Life panel moderating organ and tissue donation discussion. The event is part of Linn Area Reads to engage Linn County residents with Stephen Lovely's novel Irreplaceable as this year's selection.
The National Center for Health Statistics reports a 4 percent drop in birth rates from 2007 to 2009, the steepest fall since the mid 1970s. The birth rate reached 66.7 births per 1000 women ages 15 to 44, the lowest in recent memory, with preliminary data suggesting continued decline into early 2010.
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