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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 2009

Page

4

Hancher Auditorium site debate in Iowa City

The Gazette weighs two possible Hancher sites for UI's main performing arts venue relocation. The west site north of the old Hancher offers easier dorm access but costs parking and green space. the downtown site south of Burlington Street improves walkability but raises parking and tax implications. The Board of Regents will decide with a fall forum planned to discuss risks and costs.

Hancher Iowa City University of Iowa Sally Mason Coralville Iowa River Burlington Street Clinton Madison Streets Levitt Center For University Advancement State Board of Regents

Farmers Union backs Clean Energy Act with offset program

The Farmers Union endorses the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009. It supports a national cap and trade system to cut non-farm emissions, noting higher costs for energy intensive farming but praising the flexible offset program to promote sustainable farming.

America David Loebsack Lowa Farmers Union

Letters discuss carbon regulation and reader feedback

Readers comment on EPA action pending without Congress, payroll comparisons for Iowa officials, and a tribute letter about Don Sawyer. They question policy, salaries, and journalistic tone while sharing personal memories and concerns about local taxation and education funding.

Critics blame Wall Street profits after bailout era

A speaker denounces big banks including Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Chase and Citibank for record profits while ordinary people lose savings. They argue deregulation since the Reagan era has made corporations dominate policy, taxing taxpayers to subsidize profitability and framing health care around industry profits.

Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Chase Citibank Wall Street U.S

Energy firm warns against mad rush to fix climate

Mike Wyrick critiques a local energy company's TV ad urging a careful approach to climate action. He argues decades of doubt by similar firms hindered progress and urges immediate action to prevent catastrophe.

Adam Belz Donald Buzz Sawyer Don Yvette Provo Utah Kris Wheeler Springville Mike Wyrick Cedar Rapids

Politicians Should Fund Their Own Health Care

A reader argues politicians should pay for their own health care and criticizes taxpayer funded benefits. They call for voting out incumbents and replacing them to show public frustration at elected officials. They question fairness of current funding and urge lawmakers to cover costs personally.

Obama

Cedar Rapids library levy faces uncertain path to Nov ballot

Todd Dorman argues the Cedar Rapids central library project faces funding and location uncertainties. Voters may see gaps on exact site, FEMA share, and final cost as they weigh a 27 cent levy for 10 years against a new 105,000 square foot facility to replace the flooded 85,000 square foot building.

Library Board FEMA Cedar Rapids

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