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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 2010

Page

4

Editorial urges transparency on Johnson County emergency center

The Gazette urges clear budgeting and staffing for a new joint emergency communications center in Johnson County. It notes the policy board's limited funding authority, calls for lean operations, and stresses public accountability, planning, and year one data use.

Johnson County Coralville Iowa City North Liberty Rod Sullivan Policy Board Independent Policy Board Communications Board

Iowa lion concerns and flood plain critique at library meeting

Attendees at the January Marengo Public Library session heard claims of lions reproducing in Iowa and debates over population thresholds. The speaker urged aggressive protection of livestock, warned families to supervise children outdoors, and questioned wildlife management by the Department of Natural Resources.

Marengo Public Library Marengo Area Iowa Lowa Department of Natural Resources Aws.ven. Com Denise Leubka Williamsburg

Comment on presidential homeland security via flight attack comparison

A letter argues that Bush failed to keep the nation safe and claims the 9/11 attacks occurred under Republicans. It contrasts the Amsterdam incident with 9/11, asserting Obama has no clue on homeland security and that responsibility for airport operations lies elsewhere.

Anthra Bush Janis Belknap Marion Wayne Lovetinsky Detroit Barack Obama Amsterdam Lovetinsky Obama Biden

Miller-Meeks misleads readers on bill

Coralville reader Tom Persoon accuses 2nd District candidate Mariannette Miller-Meeks of misinforming voters in a Gazette guest column about H.R. 2454 the Energy Cap and Trade bill. Persoon says the described energy inspection and retrofit provision was removed before House passage.

Mariannette Miller-Meeks Miller-Meeks House Miller- Meeks Congress

Congress Must Act For People Not Privately Favored Bills

A citizen letter urges Congress to consider only meritorious bills with no earmarks and to reject stimulus aid to banks. The writer defends free enterprise, opposes large executive bonuses, and demands government by and for the people, warning lawmakers that citizens are watching.

Congress

Marriage trends flip gender roles in recession era

A Pew study shows more men gain economic benefit from marriage as women delay marriage and gain earnings. Higher education and later marriages correlate with stability, while sole male breadwinners face higher divorce risk. The piece argues feminists helped marriages and questions ageist myths.

Pew Research Center Council On Contemporary Families

Smokestack at Sinclair Plant Faces Decisive Fate

Flood recovery director Greg Eyerly weighs options for the 165-foot smokestack at the old Sinclair meat packing plant seen as an imminent collapse risk. Preservationists seek a funded assessment while demolition on rubble proceeds, aiming to balance history with public costs.

Washington Monument St. Louis Arch Sinclair Plant Tom Janik Cedar Rapids Greg Eyerly Sinclair Stalingrad Historic Preservation Commission Eyerly Everly Mark Stoffer Hunter

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