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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2011
Page
4
Cedar Rapids Linn County Solid Waste Agency weighs a Plasma Power LLC plan to divert garbage and reduce landfill revenue while requiring permits first. The project echoes a cautious approach with no similar municipal plants operating in the United States yet.
Malik Juweid a University of Iowa radiology professor allegedly sent dozens of emails accusing colleagues of being anti Arab and threatening to sue UI officials say he may face discipline including termination. The Iowa Civil Rights Commission is also reviewing his discrimination claims.
Ed Crosby and Larry Dake defend year round open access for boats with large motors on Lake Macbride and criticize no wake restrictions and state club attitudes. They argue enforcement, tax funding, and fair use justify allowing powerful boats and question private ownership and Coralville Lake as alternative.
Zach Wahls a 19 year old engineering student Eagle Scout and small business owner spoke at an Iowa House hearing on HJ 6. He argues children raised by gay or lesbian parents show no difference from those raised by heterosexual couples citing major medical associations and numerous studies.
In the February 13 business section The Gazette questions whether replacing older workers with younger staff under the banner of diversity is justified beyond profit. Alan Jensen, Cedar Rapids, argues the issue deserves scrutiny beyond business trends.
The text argues that broader gun access will raise medical needs and criticizes Republican consistency. It urges supporters of the Second Amendment to back President Obama’s health care program and demand its expansion as a patriotism measure.
A reflective column contrasts the shift from collective to individual liberty within liberal democracy. It traces thumos as justice and dignity, notes Civil Rights and women's movements as honor seeking, and warns that entitlement culture amid fiscal and political dysfunction endangers civilization.
Guest column highlights Dubuque becoming a green energy model by enacting Iowa’s first solar thermal ordinance on January 3. The rule mandates diagrams, certified equipment, licensed installers, and four inspections, aiming to protect buyers and spur renewable energy jobs locally and regionally.
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