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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2014
Page
5
The Gazette critiques UI President Sally Mason for a philosophical early stance on sexual assaults. It notes her apology and calls for stronger, clearer leadership, focus on punishment of perpetrators, victim support, and preventive measures in campus policy and reporting.
A Cedar Rapids reader extols snow plow drivers for clearing streets despite parked cars and narrow lanes. The letter references Lindale Plaza's mall transformation and Westdale Mall's planned demolition, criticizing neglect and advocating repairs. It also voices views on tanning bed laws and Iowa politics.
A biting critique links Egypts jailing of Al Jazeera reporters to a pattern used by autocrats worldwide. The trio, Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy, and Baher Mohamed, is charged with undermining national security after broadcasting on Al Jazeera English.
Editorial office in Cedar Rapids provides inbox and phone for questions. Address Box 511 IA 52406 lists mail routing and a contact at jeff tecklenburg at sourcemedia dot net for inquiries.
Guest columnist John Harris argues wage subsidies, not higher minimums, better lift low income workers and reduce inequality. He cites 6.6 percent overall unemployment, notes youth and minority groups suffer more, and says subsidies lower labor costs, boost hiring, increase payroll taxes, and fund welfare reductions. Harris, USC finance chair and former SEC chief economist, advocates vouchers to employers hiring jobseekers.
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