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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 2004

Page

4

Editorial asks Iowa to fund K 12 and Iowa schools

The Gazette Editorial calls for higher funding and reviews tough budget choices facing Cedar Rapids and state lawmakers. It highlights options to raise taxes or cut arts and librarians and questions the absence of time for major policy reforms. It lists broad questions about funding equity standards and state education goals.

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Community notes on daylight time arts and space program

Readers discuss daylight saving origins and railroads, praise a Cedar Rapids school play Annie, and urge defense of arts in schools. Letters cover driver education in Iowa, Bush space program revival benefits, economics, and national focus amid terrorism and Iraq concerns.

Are Sitcoms Dead The Dallas Take On TV's Future

The Dallas Morning News editorial discusses Entertainment Weekly's question if sitcoms are dead in a world of Survivor CSI and crime dramas. It recalls All in the Family and Will and Grace and notes Friends is leaving, while Frasier declines, urging executives to spark new creative comedies.

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Tough road ahead for Hubble

NASA administrator Sean O Keefe outlines a path to extending the Hubble Space Telescope lifespan. He notes past servicing missions, the Columbia disaster, and the shift from crewed to potential robotic servicing while complying with board recommendations. The plan includes using battery management and leveraging Chandra Spitzer Kepler and James Webb to continue astronomical observations.

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