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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette argues leap year day offers a vacation-like gift. Use the 24 hours to help others, start spring cleaning, or spend time with family. If finances allow, pay down debt, fund education, or donate to charity while planning for an extra paycheck from the 53rd Friday.
Letters from Cedar Rapids Decorah and others criticize the Medicare bill as overly complex and question its timing. They argue against same sex marriage and accuse the Bush administration of undue influence and focus on spurring political battles rather than core issues.
Patt Morrison argues that offshore outsourcing shifts white collar work overseas, threatening American wages and data security. She cites examples from tech support to credit data, notes government oversight questions, and jokes about privatizing the presidency while defending the enduring importance of domestic jobs and institutions.
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