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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2018
Page
6
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate urges voters to be ready for February 6 polls on school and community college issues. The column outlines the voter ID rollout, options to vote with oath or attest, and accessibility features like Election Day registration, online voting, and early voting.
A Cedar Rapids student pleads to protect the University of Iowa from an 8.67 million dollar funding cut. The letter argues such reductions threaten opportunities, impact families, and harm Iowa’s economy and education reputation, urging readers to contact state legislators. Kyle Scheer.
A supporter touts Dr. Andy McGuire as the best candidate for Iowa governor, highlighting her medical career, leadership at a health care company, and commitment to expanding access to quality affordable care while criticizing Medicaid privatization and calling for systemic health care reform.
Kathleen Parker weighs Trump reactions to the Mueller investigation and alleged FBI bias. The column notes firings, pressure on investigators, and public defenses of executive power, suggesting partisan interpretations while acknowledging no proven wrongdoing. Parker cites Comey, Sessions, McCabe, and Mueller's interview aims.
In 1976 Iowa City faced urban renewal conflicts and a pivotal city charter vote that reshaped downtown. The Ped Mall era began with demolitions and a rebuild, Old Capitol reopened after restoration, and the city prepared for RAGBRAI overnight stops while planners forecast a taller skyline and a fresh face for visitors.
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