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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2015
Page
5
Editorial guidelines for letters to the Gazette advise letters up to 250 words. Provide contact email thegazette com and mailing address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. For questions call (319) 398-8469.
Tammy Wawro argues the Every Student Succeeds Act shifts control from federal to state and local districts, reduces focus on standardized tests, and restores a well rounded curriculum. She notes benefits for ZIP code inequities, urges careful implementation, and cites her Iowa education leadership.
Letters urge rejecting Republican anti Muslim rhetoric and voting for the Democrat. Writers praise America's diversity and warn of ISIS, calling for border tightening and united resolve across religions and nationalities.
Froma Harrop notes shifts among Republicans after Paris and San Bernardino mass attacks. Ted Cruz faced questions for backing an end to the NSA bulk metadata program, arguing it protected millions of citizens while security relies on data limits and court oversight. Security and privacy require mature trade offs and understanding of what data is collected.
Iowa lawmakers denounce Rock Island Clean Line as it seeks eminent domain and bifurcated reviews. The open letter cites low voluntary easement rates, calls for no state or federal use of eminent domain, and warns of potential legislation to curb the project.
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