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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2024
Page
26
Quotes from Cedar Rapids Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell State Rep Sami Scheetz and journalist Laura Belin critique council inaction on a cease fire plea while Iowa coach Lisa Bluder condemns a dangerous post game incident. The remarks span governance press freedom and sports safety reflecting local reactions.
In the community letter, Jim Walters of Iowa City counters David Chung on teachers' pay. He argues apples to oranges in comparing teachers to engineers and notes ongoing wage gaps by gender. He urges reflection on leadership and calls for accountability from the president.
Iowa basketball fans vent over shifting women's games to the Peacock streaming service. They cite barriers to watching star Caitlin Clark and the team, with anecdotes from Cedar Rapids and South Padre Island and calls to state officials over accessibility concerns.
The message asserts 91 indictments against Donald J Trump and urges immediate truth telling. It compares his history to evasive schemes and cites a need for accountability, framing the claim as a prompt to disclose facts amid legal proceedings.
Nate Willems criticizes David Chung for a Gazette op ed on Iowa teacher salaries. The column argues teachers are effectively at will, funded by tax dollars, and that merit pay and budget constraints drive low pay despite education needs. Willems, a Cedar Rapids labor lawyer, defends unions and funding links.
Insight & Books invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions should be sent to editorial thegazette com or 116 Third St SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. The Gazette Editorial Board outlines positions and names editors and staff.
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