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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 2014

Page

5

Time to challenge spying on King era programs

Robert McCaw argues that current NSA FBI CIA and local spying on citizens echoes King era surveillance and violates the Fourth Amendment He urges Americans to oppose domestic spying and end programs justified by the Patriot Act and FISA Cair is cited as backing his call.

Martin H Luther King, Jr U.S FBI King NSA CIA DEA New York Congress Obama

Froma Harrop guns and climate debate stir in letters

The Gazette letters urge liberals to own and train with guns while warning on gun confiscation and praising a robust citizenry. The writers also challenge a climate change denial claim, arguing CO2 from fossil fuels drives rapid warming and calls for a shift to renewable energy.

America Dale Richey

Fight poverty by raising the minimum wage

Dave O'Brien argues for a higher minimum wage tying to inflation, urging Congress to pass the Fair Minimum Wage Act. He cites Johnson’s War on Poverty and claims 30 million workers would gain and nearly 5 million could escape poverty if the $10.10 hourly rate is enacted.

House of Representatives Tom Harkin Iowa Harkin Johnson Center For Economic and Policy Research America Congress

Marion mayor residency fight ends as council keeps Bouska

Incumbent Mayor Allen Bouska faced a four hour quasi-judicial hearing in Marion on residency allegations from Citizens for a Better Marion. The council voted 5-0 to keep him in office while testimony centered on where he spends nights and his voter registration. The case underscored Marion’s rapid growth and local tensions between longtime residents and development advocates. References to surveillance, home addresses, and private investigators colored the public discourse.

Marion Allen “Snooks Bouska Hiawatha Bill Roemerman Citizens For A Citizens For Truth, Justice and the Captain America Roemerman Agate St Agate Dufoe Boemerman

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