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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette weighs state rules on selling baked and canned goods by nonprofits at fund-raisers. Most events are exempt, but multi day or frequent sales need a license and kitchen inspection, though fees may be waived. It urges contacting county health departments for guidance and emphasizes safe handling and sanitary kitchens.
Opinion notes the Supreme Court favors at receiving end monitoring over universal source restrictions. It argues parental supervision remains the main defense against children accessing pornography online. The piece urges vigilance, ISP controls, and filters while preserving adult access to legal content.
Katie Lowe Lancaster of Marion expresses support for turning a 180 acre family farm into a community park. She touts collaboration between the city of Marion, the Marion Park Foundation, Trees Forever, and local residents, planners, and students to create an arts and environmental education facility that blends development with conservation.
Local booster letter argues Cedar Rapids funds should keep the dropoff recycling center open. It highlights Elkader development including a new manufacturing plant, an industrial park, restored opera house and theater, and new residents from multiple states, asserting town revitalization despite terrain limits.
Kerry skipped the Senate request to back Bush Israel policy while in California meeting with Lee Iacocca. The House and Senate backed Bush promises to Ariel Sharon. Kerry’s absence signals dissent and could broaden future options if elected President.
Bruce Bachmann urges U S action as Sudan suffers mass killings and displacement. He notes U N calls it the world s largest crisis and cites sanctions and high level visits by Powell and Annan to press the government to protect citizens. He argues aid should accompany broader global efforts.
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