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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 2014

Page

5

Safeguard Social Science in FIRST Act, Says Skorton

David J. Skorton argues the FIRST Act should fund social science research and retain peer review without a political funding filter. He warns reducing social science support undermines innovation and national security and urges Congress to preserve data driven inquiry and broad expertise.

House Science, Space and Technology Committee Frontiers In Innovation, Research, Science and Technology Act National Science Foundation United States U.S Congress

Speak up against new trade agreement

A letter from Jake Blitsch of Oelwein urges readers to oppose the Trans Pacific Partnership arguing it harms U S jobs taints food deregulates Wall Street and weakens environmental safety standards It warns of secret negotiations and asks readers to contact their congressional delegation to oppose fast track authority.

U.S NAFTA Wall Street Pacific Ocean Vietnam Jake Blitsch Oelwein

Don't Like Foreign Debt Don’t Buy Imported Goods

A readers letter argues that federal debt is created by American consumption of imports and repaid by other nations buying U S goods. It likens Fed actions to market operations and asserts trade payments should be in goods, not IOUs. Palo Alto reader Dean Owens signs.

Jim Gabbert Ben Carson Federal Reserve Fed Federal Treasury Dean E. Owens Palo

Editor Jeff Tecklenburg Enters New Phase After 39 Years

Jeff Tecklenburg announces retirement from The Gazette after 39 years at five Iowa outlets. He reflects on reader ownership of newspapers and the industry’s rapid online evolution. He and his wife Marilyn begin a new life chapter as Cedar Rapids and Eastern Iowa communities continue to evolve.

Fter Iowa Gazette Gazette Company Kcrg-Tv9 Marilyn Cedar Rapids

Ernst pivots and polarizing style mark Iowa Senate race

Todd Dorman analyzes Joni Ernst's victory and potential pivot from a fiery Harley slogan to a subtler campaign image. He notes her bread-bag farm girl persona, her Sunday school teaching, and questions whether a shift toward the center would help in the general election against Bruce Braley. The piece weighs her national defense credentials as a possible edge if a security issue arises.

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