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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2005
Page
4
Sen. Clinton told about 1,000 abortion-rights supporters that both sides must prioritize reducing unwanted pregnancies, especially among teens, rather than fuel hate-filled clashes over abortion. She questioned how low teen birthrates might be if Roe v. Wade goals were pursued more purely.
The Gazette reports editorials urging centrism as Hillary Clinton weighs a presidential run. Readers are urged to unite across divides to expand women and family health care, reproductive information, and contraception access while reducing unwanted pregnancies.
In the inaugural parade the Grant Wood All City Drum Corps faced freezing 20s as young members shivered while high school students kept them warm. The Cedar Rapids group drew cheers with drum cadences along Pennsylvania Avenue, praised by locals and reporters alike.
A letter advocates a modern transit system to reduce car use and environmental impact. It calls for improvements attracting young people and professionals, lowering future tax costs, and supporting Cedar Rapids leaders and a Heritable legacy of job creation by Art Collins.
David Neil of LaPorte City explains his resignation from the Iowa Board of Regents over a conflict of interest dispute regarding a resolution granting David Skorton power to terminate or negotiate contracts with UI and University Hospitals. He cites well-established Wellmark ties and governance concerns affecting three universities while urging reforms and naming John Forsyth as a needed leader.
A family in Iowa confronts the 3rd Infantry Division's deployment to Iraq as 150,000 U.S. troops are expected. Spc Nathan Reed Bowden, 24, Abrams tank driver with the 7th Cavalry, heads to a yearlong tour after basic at Fort Knox and training at Fort Stewart. He asks not to have regrets and vows to return.
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