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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2014
Page
6
Iowa City officials consider tighter taxi rules after a sexual assault case showed gaps in cabdriver and vehicle data. Police Chief Hargadine backs changes to aid investigations. Also, Benton County clock restoration funds clear for Thanksgiving completion. Move in day prompts campus crowds as fall term nears.
Pat Boddy outlines Cedar Rapids EnvisionCR a comprehensive plan that drew hundreds to open houses and online input Residents want regional collaboration cultural corridors downtown vitality and walkable neighborhoods The city solicits further feedback and next open houses at the Public Library and National Czech Museum and Library.
Owners of Smulekoff's Home Store announce closure after 125 years in downtown Cedar Rapids. A spokeswoman cites no available relocation space and flood buyout plans. 50 employees will be affected. Water and insurance concerns followed the 2008 flood serving as context for the decision.
The letter writer urges cleaner campaigning in the U S Senate race and defends Joni Ernst. It critiques constant war talk, cites Hal Cendurent and Iowa water issues, notes Branstad veto of 11 2 million in clean water funding, and calls for stronger action on water quality and Gulf of Mexico hypoxia. Cedar Rapids writer Frank Olsen urges voters to back candidates who support clean water.
Jonah Goldberg argues Obama relies on the idea that good triumphs and world opinion guides justice. He challenges the notion that the international community or time will resolve extremism, noting ISIL builds a caliphate while Western reassurance won’t save the day without action. Goldberg, editor at National Review Online, offers a sharp counterpoint on moral agency and strategy.
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