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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2010

Page

4

School resource officer at Jefferson High cited for effective first day

Rapids officer Jen Roberts begins as Jefferson High School resource officer and on her first day helped arrest a student carrying an unloaded handgun. Advocates say such officers provide a trusted, familiar presence aiding reporting of dangerous activity and safe behavior, potentially boosting long term student safety.

That Rapids Jen Roberts Jefferson High School Jefferson Roberts Cedar Rapids Cristy Hamblin Cedar Rapids High School Hamblin Chad Szabo Szabo

Letters Question Evolution and Modern Living

A letter writer argues against Darwinism while criticizing reliance on non organic comforts. He mocks technology and consumer goods, urges using the Bible for health guidance, cites Leviticus seafood rules, and calls for simpler living. The piece critiques Marion policy and Cedar Rapids downtown engagement and questions government involvement.

Rockefeller Newburg Joseph S. Chang Marion

Rettig Seen As Best Qualified For Johnson County Supervisor

The piece endorses Janelle Rettig for the Johnson County Board of Supervisors citing 19 years of service and roles on the Iowa City Airport Commission and the Natural Resources Commission. It argues she can address county issues with forward thinking and collaboration with commissions. It also includes a pessimistic economic critique citing job loss and policy failures.

Janelle Rettig Board of Supervisors Johnson County Janelle Iowa City Natural Resources Commission Wote

Morocco urged for inclusion on U S terror watch list

A reader argues Morocco should be added to the U S terror watch list citing past attacks in Madrid and Amsterdam and questioning U S policy toward Morocco, reflecting concerns over homeland security and international relations.

Morocco U.S Department of Homeland Security Spain Madrid Theo van Gogh Amsterdam Hugo Stahlie Shellsburg

Immigrants at Postville plant wear ankle bracelets

A reader from Cedar Rapids criticizes ankle bracelet tracking for immigrants from the closed Postville plant. He notes his grandparents' legal immigration and questions church fundraising while suggesting a bus ticket home, sharing concerns about illegal immigration.

the Gazette Postville America Don Klenske Cedar Rapids

Evolution theory endures despite old duck claim

A letter argues evolution is absurdly misrepresented as human descent from ducks. It notes Darwin did not propose that and that modern science uses advanced tools like electron microscopes and carbon dating, strengthening the theory beyond early methods.

Charles Darwin Galileo

Parking policy sparks reader dispute over green vehicles

A reader argues that Cedar Rapids green parking rules unfairly deter visitors and shoppers unable to afford hybrid cars. The letter supports promoting fuel efficiency but calls the policy discriminatory amid economic strain.

Cedar Rapids Lalso

Two WWII veterans offer contrasting views on nuclear threat

Mary Sanchez reflects on Tsutomu Yamaguchi survivor who spoke against nuclear weapons and a veteran who foresees Iran as a nuclear threat. The columnist contrasts hope and hopelessness learned from war, urging resilience and action amid economic and global dangers.

Tsutomu Yamaguchi Japan Hiroshima Nagasaki Yamaguchi United Nations Barack Obama Prague Connecticut Iran Israel New York Washington Nake Tun

Parking battles shape city’s future and downtown plans

In a debate on downtown parking the library board weighs four sites to gain 300 spaces while Republic Parking System finds hundreds of empty spaces downtown. City eyes a $20 million Second Street ramp though federal rules block cross street funding for a noncontiguous site.

Paul Krugman Nouriel Roubini Library Board Republic Parking System Second Street Sixth Avenue Seventh Avenue Feds Pat Shey

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