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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2011
Page
1
Patrick Hogan outlines Iowa elementary and middle school aims for music literacy. Students progress from reading rhythms to singing and playing sheet music and later sequencing melodic ideas and using computers for multimedia compositions. The plan covers grades K through eight.
The Net Department of Education released a draft report on arts standards and the new music standards issued by the Iowa Department of Education this month. Leon Kuehner, a retired 36 year music teacher with the Iowa Alliance for Arts Education, introduced ARTS PAGE 9A.
The U S Postal Service will delay closing 252 mail processing centers and 3 700 local post offices until mid May to give Congress time to pass relief. The cash strapped agency faces a 5 5 billion Treasury payment and a projected 14 1 billion loss next year.
Donovan A. Ross, 19, of Hiawatha, remains jailed on first degree murder charges in the Nov. 26 fatal shooting of Andre Herron, 30, found on 826 Seventh St. SW. Cousin Justin Ross, 18, held as material witness. both faces $100,000 cash bonds. Preliminary hearing set.
Rick Santorum told The Gazette Editorial Board and CNN that he must exceed expectations in Iowa, acknowledging his sixth place in a six candidate race as progress of sorts. He cited efforts after an Elvis impersonator appearance and discussed strategy at the Blue Strawberry Coffee Co.
The Gazette notes Gingrich tops a University of Iowa Hawkeye Poll with 30 percent support among likely GOP caucusgoers. Romney follows at 20 percent, Paul 11 percent, Perry 9 percent, Bachmann among others as conservative Christians urge Bachmann’s candidacy.
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