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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2007
Page
3
The editorial questions whether Iowa will move its first in the nation caucuses to before Christmas as South Carolina and Florida shift their primaries. It notes the ripple effects on New Hampshire and the need for a stable calendar amid party rule disagreements and logistical hurdles.
A letter argues the United States must apply political and economic pressure equally on both sides to end the conflict. It criticizes unconditional Israeli support, vetoes at the U N, and urges adherence to U N resolution 242 to achieve peace.
A driver faced a noon hour tire failure on a turn and drove to a side street. John Kreutner found with a rolling jack and helped, refusing payment and urging aid to the next person in need, per his father’s lesson. Cedar Rapids resident David Maresh reports the incident.
The piece weighs reactions to Barry Bonds breaking Hank Aaron's home run record and presents reader opinions on a Cedar Rapids police schedule shift to four ten hour days. It also notes a daily online poll and lists campaign statements about Washington politics and presidential experience.
Veteran Stephen Regan urges support for Hillary Clinton, arguing she understands the military and economic dilemma as the U S regresses from Iraq. He cites Marine Corps needs for vehicles, aging arsenal depletion, and China’s expanding naval power as reasons for Clinton’s leadership.
The piece highlights New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson as the leading Democratic candidate for president. It notes his strong speaking ability, audience engagement, and charisma, citing his governance on education and health care. It also references his roles as energy secretary and UN ambassador, praising his international negotiations and allied relationships.
A federal court struck down Hazleton Pa illegal immigration relief act showing that cities cannot unilaterally regulate immigration. The ruling signals federal guidance amid nationwide drafts of similar measures as the nation faces demographic shifts and stalled reform.
The speaker argues Barack Obama lacks no experience and is the candidate most committed to real change in Washington. It emphasizes that change comes from active efforts, citing Obama’s push for change in inner city Chicago and his ongoing drive to transform politics from within his campaign.
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