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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2013
Page
5
Neighborhood Transportation Service and Linn County LIFTS start a twice weekly shuttle to University of Iowa Hospitals and VA Hospital for IowaCare patients and non ambulatory veterans in the Corridor. Funding from Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation and Iowa DOT supports low or no cost rides.
The League of Women Voters of Johnson County advocates long overdue gun control measures citing national and local gun violence data. It urges bans on assault weapons, limits on magazine size, closing gun show background check loopholes, and annual reporting on gun violence.
Iowa faces a 77 percent cut in federal highway funds for 2015, widening a 215 million annual shortfall for basic maintenance and construction. The situation increases pressure to raise the state fuel tax during the legislative session. County sheriffs urge reform for mentally ill inmates, while flu worsens O negative blood donations as hospital capacity falls to 65 percent.
Letters urge equity in schooling for all Iowa City district students and advocate a yes vote. The author criticizes the National Rifle Association and discusses U S constitutional history and militia concepts. The piece questions Linn County casino Legislation and the Valentines missing information ahead of a March 5 vote.
Column accuses Hillary Clinton of mendacity during Senate and House testimony on Benghazi. It cites claims of a video protest and a orchestrated White House spin, arguing the administration sought to shield its failures while trampling rights. The piece labels Clinton a skilled liar and highlights media complicity.
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