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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 2011

Page

3

Diddly squat remark greases Cedar Rapids flood project funding

The Cedar Rapids mayor drew heat by saying local taxpayers won t pay for two flood recovery projects the Paramount Theatre restoration and the central fire station. City officials credit outside funding and Moody s Aaa rating for the program s viability while noting a large backlog of street repairs remains unresolved.

Cdar Rapids Ron Corbett Paramount Theatre Central Fire Station Cedar Rapids Moody’s Investors Service Iowa Iowa City Pomeranz

Populist Uprising Questioned in Debt Ceiling Debate

Katrina van den Heuvel argues that both parties ignore common sense as the debt ceiling talks threaten crucial programs. She warns that proposed cuts target the poor and shield the rich, while polls show broad opposition to Medicare and Social Security reductions.

Washington

No excuse for leaving keys in vehicles theft says police

A reader argues the July 22 piece blaming citizens for car theft is backwards and asserts people should feel free to leave cars unlocked or running. The writer condemns thieves as criminals and criticizes political leaders for ongoing economic and policy failures.

Conservatives Urge Vote for Change in 2012 Leadership

A political appeal argues that foreign debt drains the nation, leaving it weaker financially and morally. It urges voters to elect new conservative leaders in 2012 who will guide the country out of the current crisis.

Washington

Naming honor for Cedar Rapids leaders praised by voter

Robert McBride of Marion argues for renaming Eastern Iowa Airport after Arthur Collins for his job work and Cedar Rapids impact. He lists Howard Hall and the Nassif family as worthy second and third choices for their community generosity and business leadership. He says former Mayor Don Canney does not qualify.

Iowa Arthur Collins Cedar Rapids Howard Hall Iowa Manufacturing Co Iowa Steel Nassif St. Luke’s Hospital New Ymca Historical Foundation Don Canney Robert McBride Marion

Dogs at the Downtown Farmers Market draw reader concern

A Cedar Rapids reader condemns dogs at the Downtown Farmers Market and urges stricter enforcement, noting the impact of a Cedar Falls event that stays dog free. The letter ends with appreciation for a local police officer helping two boys, reflecting on a humane moment.

Sturgis Falls Cedar Falls Steve Mumm Marion Wilson Avenue Linda Wardehoff Cedar Rapids

Branstad vetoes earned income tax credit boost again

In a second veto this year Governor Terry Branstad blocks a bipartisan push to raise Iowa’s earned income tax credit to 10 percent of the federal credit. The move would have aided tens of thousands of low income workers, including those with two jobs and single parents. Critics say the veto fails real tax reform and preserves an unequal system while local governments bear consequences.

Terry Branstad Branstad Iowa

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