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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette argues for preserving foreign language study beyond Spanish as districts face No Child Left Behind pressures and funding limits. It urges using community resources and networks to offer German, French, Italian, Russian, and Latin, stressing cultural understanding and workforce readiness.
Marc A. Levin argues John McCain would shore up Bush weaknesses and appeal to fiscal conservatives and seniors, positioning a Bush McCain ticket as a contrast to Edwards and Kerry. Cheney’s role is questioned amid a tense political climate and debates over energy policy and honesty.
The FCC head Michael Powell says he is outraged by the Super Bowl breast exposure and criticizes ads he views as pervasive. He argues for stronger moves against media conglomerates, while noting political climate limits action against sponsors. Bill Stosine Iowa City
The text references controversy over a halftime show and obscenity, with the FCC promising a rapid inquiry. It mentions President Bush's deficit and Kobe Bryant, alluding to political and entertainment tensions in Cedar Rapids.
Readers argue over $50 million in federal funds for the Iowa Environmental Education Project versus a new Cedar Rapids federal courthouse delayed by budget concerns. The letter criticizes Grassley and calls for responsible governance and basic fiscal priorities.
A reader condemns front page focus on a Jackson's alleged sexual acts while praising lighter treatment of fallen soldiers. They criticize sports and ad content during the Super Bowl and complain about vulgar commercials and obscene material in media.
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