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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2014

Page

6

Flood Control Open House Draws Cedar Rapids Community Input

Jeff Pomeranz notes over 75 residents attended the December 18 open house on flood control plans. The city invites more feedback via CRTalks.com and website, with a March follow up open house to review alignments and aesthetic options, emphasizing connectivity and neighborhood character.

Crtalks Cedar Rapids

Buyer beware ticket gouging at Paramount Cedar Rapids

A reader objects to phone ticket fees for Shoji Tabuchi concert at Cedar Rapids Paramount Theatre claiming $7 extra per ticket when ordered by phone versus $3 at the box office. The letter also criticizes Ticketmaster and urges fiscal restraint on public funds amid debates on taxes and TIF subsidies.

Shoji Tabuchi Cedar Rapids Paramount Theatre Paramount Theatre Frank Kruse Vin Cedar Rapids

Protests seed violence as rhetoric fuels danger

Christine M Flowers argues that even peaceful protests can spawn violence when rhetoric fuels a hostile climate. She cites cases like the shootings of officers Ramos and Liu and notes anti police sentiment can misdirect anger into lethal acts while stressing protesters are not shooters.

George Tiller Kansas Bill O’reilly Tiller al Sharpton Garner Brown Rafael Ramos Wenjian Liu Selma Malala Yousafzai Ramos Liu

Remembering Atalissa and the history of disabled workers

A Newberry South Carolina bunkhouse housed four men with intellectual disabilities linked to Henry's Turkey Service. Abuses mirrored the Atalissa case with decades of neglect and wage deductions for room and board. The EEOC fined Henry's a record sum, later reduced, amid a long warning from social workers and watchdogs.

Atalissa Newberry S.C Henry Turkey Service Texas South Carolina Henry’s Leon Jones Carl Wayne Jones Carl Iowa Equal Employment Opportunity Commission America Tom Harkin

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