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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
6
More than 1,000 donors and organizations backed the Englert Theatre renovation in Iowa City. The main auditorium will open in fall 2004 with a second floor space to follow, while bookings and annual events like Road Races and Night Out aim to sustain operations and community use.
A reader criticizes President Bush for taunting Iraqis while cutting benefits and pay for soldiers and veterans. The letter notes proposed rollbacks in imminent danger pay and family allowances, housing budgets, and overtime rules, arguing elite tax cuts come at troops’ expense. It cites June editorial in Army Times and mentions other articles on legal reform and trial lawyers.
A reader warns that Medicare reform bills trimming reimbursements to community based cancer treatment centers could push care back to hospitals. They argue Medicare pays for drugs but not administration, risking higher overall costs and more time away from work and family.
The $18 billion outdoor recreation sector pivots to politics after Utah's plan to loosen roadless protections, threatening a Salt Lake City trade show. Gov. Leavitt convened talks, narrowing a boycott while industry officials praise the move and eye further environmental wins.
The Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson accuses U S officials of trying to destabilize Liberia and lauds Charles Taylor as freely elected while ignoring Taylor’s war crimes. He claims Taylor’s regime harms Liberians and questions the use of $8 million Robertson invested in a Liberian gold venture for humanitarian aims.
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