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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2011
Page
4
The Gazette argues Iowa should explore prison nurseries to allow incarcerated mothers to bond with their babies. Citing Nebraska data and studies showing reduced recidivism, it urges corrections officials to implement small nurseries, with parenting education, to keep families intact and lower future crime.
Guest column argues U.S. aid to Egypt should shift from military shipments to funding local production of essential human needs. It notes Egypt’s 2010 population and historic ties to Israel, calls for more human rights focus, and questions future governance after Mubarak.
The piece notes bipartisan support to curb Pentagon spending amid fiscal pressures with calls to trim up to 1 trillion over ten years. It contrasts defense cuts with state and health policy debates, including abortion restrictions and private medical decisions.
A column argues that Jews are indigenous to the Land of Israel with a 3300 year ancestral presence and notes Islam's later appearance. It states the UN did not establish Israel and cites 1947 partition, with Jews accepting and Arabs rejecting. It blames Palestinian suffering on extreme leadership and rejects Israel as a Jewish state. It praises Israel as a democracy and ally.
The Jan 26 column by Jennifer Hemmingsen urges students to bring a belief in the value of learning and a desire to learn. Teachers stand ready to guide, while parents and the system should ease demands. John Rassler Belle Plaine.
A letter from residents in Iowa urges lawmakers not to deny civil rights to lesbian, gay, or bisexual residents. Signers Hannah G Gigs DRUAS, Kathleen Darling, and Micki Glasson Darling argue for equal rights, urging fairness and family values across the state.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett praising the film Cedar Rapids after Midwest premiere in Ann Arbor Michigan. He and City Manager Jeff Pomeranz paid their own way and received a city key bottles opener swag while noting the film’s ties to the city and the 2008 flood. Critics varied with praise for its gentle charm.
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