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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2013
Page
5
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The Gazette editorial warns baby boomers nearing retirement will affect private and public sector staffing. It notes half of state and local workers nationwide will be 50 or older within five years and Iowa mirrors this trend. Succession planning and preserving institutional knowledge are essential to weather phased retirement impacts.
A reader recalls a kind stranger helping at Collins Road Theatres and letters praise Kirkwood Community College board candidates Tayet Doran Coran and John Swanson. Iowa City school board ethics questions prompt scrutiny while officials caution candidates to follow rules.
A letter policy excerpt urges open candidate discussion with teachers without rental fees. It argues for civic education and supports Kirschling’s initiative and expresses intent to vote for him.
Kathleen Parker argues Obama's Trayvon Martin remark prompts identity by race, linking it to a broader pattern of profiling and violence. The piece notes Lane and Belton killings, questions if White youths would face similar scrutiny, and urges moving beyond a raceBased dialogue.
The Cedar Rapids downtown public library held a grand opening with many attendees and 591 new cards issued. 11,379 items were checked out downtown as the project, under its 49 million budget, appears to run just over 1 million under.
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