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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2007
Page
4
Jenny Blache recounts a family trip to France near Marne la Vallée and compares immigrant experiences to American attitudes. She notes language barriers, stereotypes, and the idea that birthplace grants a special status, urging empathy and personal reflection on immigration.
A Cedar Rapids golfer argues against selling 20 acres of Twin Pines Golf Course. He notes Twin Pines remains heavily used, supports diverse players, and anchors local golf history with players like Zach Johnson. He urges the council to protect the course for future generations and community growth.
As mayor pro tem, I note Saturday's Gazette editorial on Coe College refusing to share a map for expansion into Mound View. The council halted the $4.5 million tax exempt revenue bonds after public hearing revealed strained dialogue with homeowners. Coe and its attorney later attended the next meeting, asserting resolved issues as neighborhood reps were absent.
The City Council voted 5-0 to issue $4.5 million in tax exempt bonds for Coe’s expansion into the Mound View neighborhood. A memo from Coe’s president says the plan could save about $600,000 in interest charges, prompting calls for full disclosure. Dick Olson, Mayor Pro Tem, urges transparency and public scrutiny.
The piece argues President Bush should approve federal funding for embryonic stem cell research, citing scientists who say it could cure diseases such as Parkinsons and Alzheimer’s. It criticizes the veto as a political move and notes future action by Congress and potential changes in leadership.
Community members debate whether the Cedar Rapids city manager selection has been wise. Residents voice concern over missteps during the change and urge careful oversight to ensure forward progress.
Cedar Rapids Recreation Department staff take over Vicki Hughes duties as the village manager signals success. The text shows garbled OCR but indicates a transition in local leadership and the need for staff to adapt.
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