The Gazette Urges Voting In Primary Election
The Gazette emphasizes the importance of today’s primary voting for state and local offices. It notes same day registration in Iowa and provides resources including the voterguide at thevoterguide.org and KCRG TV9. Polls run 7 am to 9 pm.
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Stevenson of Linn County a lifetime public servant
A tribute to Michael Stevenson for 39 years of service in Linn County highlighting his integrity fairness and dedication He is praised for flood relief leadership during 2008 and his retirement wishes stress continuing civic duty and rest after a long career
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Alliant Substation Facade Proposal From Cedar Rapids Native
Robert H Sternowski of Cedar Rapids suggests moving a substation to a three story wall and disguising it as a period building like the Cherry Building. He proposes MESS design the facade and Alliant arrange artful cable access to blend the facility in with the neighborhood.
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Telemed abortion planned for Cedar Rapids aims to extend services
Cecile Richards of Planned Parenthood visited Cedar Rapids for the 30th anniversary of Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa and announced a telemed abortion program using RU-486 via remote doctor consultation. The process would allow eligible women to receive the abortion pill after teleconference guidance and self administration at home.
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Denounce Violence in Cedar Rapids Call for Calm
Sue Martinek of Coalition For Life of Iowa urges the U.S. to denounce violence on all sides after the Gaza attack sparked hatred against Jews and Israel. She supports strong U.S. ties with Israel while calling for firm, peaceful messaging and recalling the ambassador for nine days to signal resolve.
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Sotomayor Critiques New Miranda Ruling Turns Rights Upside Down
The article reviews Justice Sonia Sotomayor's dissent in a Berghuis v. Thompkins ruling and the broader trend of recent Supreme Court decisions that loosen Miranda warnings. It discusses Thompkins in Michigan where a suspect said Yes to prayer questions after hours of questioning, and argues that policing should build cases with fair procedures rather than coerce confessions.
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Cedar Rapids faces uphill flood protection fight and funding hurdles
City leaders press for a $375 million Cedar Rapids flood defense on both riverbanks citing environmental justice and economic risk. They warn Congress and state leaders amid shifting politics and a looming midterm.
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