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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2014
Page
7
The Gazette criticizes a Regents subcommittee named Transparent Inclusive Efficiency Review for meeting privately. It urges tighter open meetings rules to cover advisory panels from universities and school districts and to require public sessions for superintendent appointed groups.
Readers praise Cedar Rapids medical providers staying downtown and supporting His Hands Free Medical Clinic while urging strong EPC water protections after years of polluted rivers. A Des Moines reader recalls I 380 cables preventing tragedy and notes personal loss from a past crash, supporting cable safety.
A caller urges Iowa and other states to fit all school buses with external cameras to deter stop-arm violations and speeding. They note drivers often run stop signs with children aboard and say camera footage could reduce incidents and potential court appearances.
Mary Sanchez profiles 26 year old Sagastume a Honduran immigrant who escaped violence to study in the U S He earned a degree with DACA help and aims for a social welfare degree at Kansas but faces GOP opposition over DACA Critics say the stance targets Latino voters and residents who became citizens through deferred action.
John Hanson argues personal responsibility alone cannot fix water and air pollution in Iowa. He cites federal policy shifts, critiques of Branstad and Gipp, and notes a mostly voluntary nutrient strategy despite state tax credits and funding cuts. Hanson teaches social studies at Linn-Mar High School.
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