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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette urges tougher rules on texting and driving. It notes Iowa House approval of a ban on writing or sending texts from moving vehicles and cites penalties, plus calls for broader measures including executive orders and harsher penalties where texting causes crashes.
An Archaeology magazine analysis counters CT scan claims of Tutankhamun as a frail youth. It argues he was a grown man at death and appears in wall reliefs leading chariots in battles with Syrians and Nubians, reflecting a vigorous reign.
A foggy night crash involving a U turn and a semi kills a young family near Springville. The narrator urges safer driving and questions road signs. A pastor and writer call for public accountability and vigilance against dangerous driving.
A reader argues the Tea Party exists solely due to a black president. He accuses supporters of failing to protest past government abuses and predicts the movement will vanish without a black president.
A resident laments Cedar Rapids long stagnation, comparing it unfavorably with Dubuque Waterloo and Marion. He recalls the city’s former vigor from the 1950s, questions the lack of major developments, and criticizes reliance on empty talk about vision while urging real action.
A Gazette report questions public funding for training state agents to oversee gambling venues amid rumors that casinos may reimburse or cover costs. The letter-writer urges casinos to repay costs and assumes taxpayer support for enforcement.
The Gazette reports city library director Bob Pasicznyuk fears a library next to the Ground Transportation Center could become a waiting room for bus riders. Critics say he undervalues equal access as council weighs site options.
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