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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 2011

Page

4

Naming federal courthouse honors Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta

Editorial urges careful choice for the new courthouse name near downtown noting Sal Giunta the first living American Medal of Honor recipient for Iraq or Afghanistan. It suggests a tribute more closely tied to his service and local roots in Hiawatha and asks veterans groups to consider enduring honors beyond a building name.

Sal Giunta Giunta Cedar Rapids Afghanistan Army Iraq

Senator Brown reveals abuse in memoir Against All Odds

Scott Brown, the Massachusetts Republican known for a dramatic Senate upset, discusses being molested as a boy and abused by men linked to his mother's marriages in his memoir. The piece argues the candid memoir aims to spark discussion on male victimhood and its lasting impact.

Washington U.S Scott Brown Brown Ted Kennedy Massachusetts America Cosmopolitan Magazine Boston 60 Minutes Scott Browns

Obama energy policy hurts Americans and costs jobs

Critics blame the Obama administration for higher energy costs and job losses, citing refinery underbuilding, drilling restrictions, and a push to eliminate coal plants. They argue foreign oil dependence rises, unemployment climbs, and electricity bills may surge as a result, harming consumers and the broader economy.

Obama OPEC Gulf Louisiana Office of Management and Budget United States China Tran Venezuela Russia Indonesia Cuba

Letters continue civil rights talk in Iowa discourse

Readers debate same sex marriage in Iowa as Heidi Reynolds cites family evolution and civil rights concerns while Charles Fletcher questions religious bias. Anamosa and Cedar Rapids figures discuss moving forward to protect equality amid community friction.

Iowa Heidi Reynolds Anamosa

Branstad’s Pension and Salary Question Sparks Letter

Clark Ott of Elkader argues that governor Terry Branstad chose his path and should receive both pension and salary. He criticizes the handler Tim Albrecht for calling Branstad’s run a “significant personal sacrifice” as out of line.

Terry Branstad Tim Albrecht Branstad Clark Ott Elkader

Gay teens need our support and acceptance

Column note discusses parental responsibility and media influence as it relates to LGBTQ youth. It cites Jennifer Blodie’s Feb column and questions how families respond when teens access information about acceptance. The piece raises themes of guidance, open dialogue, and protecting youths from harmful portrayals.

Jennifer Blodie

Iowa and states face mixed history standards in Fordham review

Fordham Institute rates 28 states with Ds or Fs on public school history standards. Iowa earns an F for vacuous content, while South Carolina gains an A for detailed, balanced materials. Lawmakers may revert to local control, risking uneven history education nationwide.

Thomas B. Fordham Institute U.S Iowa South Carolina Diogenes Jason Glass Ilowa Halcyon Texas Fordham

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