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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2005
Page
4
The Gazette argues against simply selling more licenses to out of state hunters and urges promoting Iowa as the trophy whitetail capital. It recommends raising license prices gradually, expanding promotion, and prioritizing doe hunting and local land management to balance herd health and rural economic benefits.
In Cedar Rapids residents argue local leadership fails to include dissenters and drive inclusive growth. They fault officials and the chamber for protecting jobs and biasing development, urging broad civic participation, peaceful protest, and skepticism of creationism and war policies.
Marcia Swift denounces President Bush for a 2006 budget that cuts social programs, privatizes Social Security, and preserves tax breaks for the wealthy while ignoring veterans benefits and preschool literacy. She warns supporters may regret their vote as rhetoric clashes with action.
Fiorina increased HP profits by 150 million dollars in 2004 yet was ousted, leaving seven women among Fortune 500 CEOs. Critics argue gender bias influenced her treatment, while supporters note performance was uneven. The piece challenges corporate bias and notes women still face barriers in rising to top leadership.
Isaac J Bailey profiles Charense Jones a high school junior mother living with grandparents as she pursues education to break poverty. The story details Miss Ruby's Kids a program in Pawleys Island part of the Parent Child Home Program teaching parents to be their child's first teacher with early reading and home visits.
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