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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette notes Greater CR Reads highlights community discussions around Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich. Other Iowa programs like All Iowa Reads and Johnson County Reads expand similar goals, with online forums and upcoming 2005 plans.
A collection of national and local literacy initiatives with web references. It mentions Greater CR Reads Johnson County Reads All Iowa Reads and statewide or national book programs plus a LOC resource page for One Book.
Voters focus on the economy but warn ongoing Iraq war drains funds for education and infrastructure. The letter cites Dennis Kucinich as the sole antiwar candidate who opposed the war and sued the president, urging a new president to end the conflict and fund repairs without oil profits.
The statement argues continued war is costly and causes unnecessary deaths of children, urging better national leadership and judgment from the president. Names Stacy L. Ozesmi and Suzette L. Astley appear as attributed speakers from Coralville and Lisbon.
The message argues for Howard Dean to lead with better judgment to improve homeland security. It contrasts Saddam Hussein's capture with US war costs, questions links to 9/11 and al Qaeda, and criticizes prisoned weapons assessments while urging cooperative international action and stronger border and site protections.
Terrence and Jill Neuzil of Iowa City urge voters to elect John Edwards as president promising a new beginning. They credit his vision for rebuilding allied relations, boosting education with college aid for community service, job creation, tax cuts, health care reform, environment efforts, and strong support for family farms.
In 2002 Howard Dean aimed to move the Democratic Party to the moderate center. Recently he described that center as the Republican wing of his party, prompting questions about his self perception and political stance.
A personal reflection at Ho Chi Minh City’s War Remnants Museum contrasts past Vietnam War depictions with modern Iraq War references. It notes 1960s to 2000s exhibits, casualty figures, and questions U.S. motives and outcomes in Iraq versus Vietnam, ending with a forecast on future explanations by leaders.
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