Time capsule romance fuels Cedar Rapids development bid
A long shot plan to convert the former Monroe School and nearby warehouse district into an affordable housing and community center, anchored by a project named Osada. MAHP seeks funding after a $1 million federal grant supports renovating one warehouse with tax credits and bonds to complete the five million dollar project.
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Cedar Rapids
Monroe
Third Street
10Th Avenue SE
Mississippi
Metro Area Housing Program
MAHP
Ninth
10Th Avenues
New York
Osada
Uspesny
Time to enjoy Cedar Rapids City of Five Seasons
A Cedar Rapids promotional line highlights why locals prefer small city life over Atlanta. The piece contrasts Cedar Rapids ease of parking and short travel times with Atlanta's traffic in a travelogue about metropolitan hassles and the value of the City of Five Seasons.
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Cedar Rapids
Georgia
Gazette
Atlanta
Newt Gingrich
MARTA
Iowa
Five Seasons
Chavis urged to step aside amid NAACP funds controversy
Baltimore Sun editorial questions Benjamin Chavis handling of a nearly 300000 settlement from a former employee alleging sexual harassment. The piece argues for a temporary step aside and an independent probe to restore credibility and financial stability, citing questions about transparency and governance.
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Glenn McNatt
NAACP
Benjamin Chavis
Chavis
Pod 400
Stansel
William Gibson
Naacp Board
Baltimore
Clinton Pursues Russia First Policy And Estonia Troop Drawdown
President Clinton and Sen. Mitch McConnell clashed over Estonia troop withdrawal as Yeltsin refused an Aug 31 deadline. McConnell sought to cut Russia aid if troops stayed, while Obey removed the date from the bill, signaling a Russia first approach and leaving Moscow with no timetable. Other voices warn of weakened leverage and shifted alliances in Eastern Europe.
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Sally Weymouth
Clinton
Mitch McConnell
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Estonia
Capitol Hill
Baltic States
Latvia
Riga
Lennart Meri
Naples
Meri
Yeltsin
McConnell
R-Ky
U.S
Moscow
Kentucky
House
Senate
David Obey
D-Wis
Clude
Wisconsin
Obey
Obey and Co
Washington
White House
Ukraine
Armenia
Georgia
U.S. should study France on leadership and policy
Keyron McDermott argues for stronger public leadership and credible statistics in the United States, contrasting U.S. gaps in health care, unemployment, and education with France's universal care and insurance. He critiques norms, calls for accountability, and cites his European experience.
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Keyron McDermott
Peter Fisher
Urban Planning Department
Cascade
Norman Lux Ntly
France
U.S
Luxenburg
National Political Science Foundation
Paris
Mark Twain
U.S. Congress
Congress
Clinton
Clarke College
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Norm Luxenburg
University of Iowa
Purdue
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