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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2001

Page

12

Iowa teachers deserve professional pay reconsideration in Iowa

Alta M. Cook, a retired Iowa City teacher, argues against Gov. Vilsack's performance based pay plan for teachers. She warns of chaos, inequity, and loss of collaboration, urging a two year study before implementing changes and stressing fair evaluation and adequate pay.

George Bernard Shaw Joseph Shedd Samuel Bacharach Tom Vilsack Iowa Texas Vilsack Alta M. Cook Iowa City Community School

Eliminate very in favor of stronger words in vocabulary practice

Geneva Meers advocates dropping the intensifier very to strengthen expression. She cites Write Right on unique and urges using stronger terms like exquisite or gorgeous. Theodore Bernstein echoes the view, advising writers to choose precise words and avoid reliance on very.

Geneva Meers Mount Vernon Very Geneva Theodore Bernstein Hemingway

Fragmented critique of Christian privilege and public religious symbols

Op-eds argue the Johnson County Courthouse Ten Commandments display is a political act reflecting Christian bias. The piece challenges assumptions about Christianity and Judaism, notes anti Semitic undertones, and condemns religious intolerance and political manipulation of faith in public life.

Johnson County Patrick Henry Henry Ku Klux Klan Klan

Tax cut promises collide with Iowa voters over rebates

In Iowa the president boasted about tax cuts for the wealthy and rebates for couples and singles. He claimed all married couples would receive 600 dollars and singles 300 dollars, but 34 million taxpayers will get nothing. Many lower income Iowans face little or no rebate under the plan.

President Bush Iowa Bush Nussles Washington

Gazette letter policy and contact instructions

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words. Include your name street address and daytime phone. Only your name and hometown will be published. Send letters to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or via fax 319 398 5846 or email gazedit fyiowa com.

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Critics spar over elderly care and tax policy in letters

In letters from Joe Bolkcom and Wayne Lovetinsky readers attack liberal spending on elderly care and the Bush tax bill. They warn of big government, higher taxes, and loss of rights, urging Social Security reform and fiscal restraint.

Iowa Joe Bolkcom Belkcom Joe Jerry Kiburz Scotch Grove Socialist Party Adolf Hitler Wayne M. Lovetinsky Cedar Rapids

Unc le Sam Tax Claims Stir Fiscal Debate

A reader argues tax truth denial citing federal and state income taxes and Social Security, calling taxes unlawful and a Fed conspiracy. They equate Uncle Sam with Santa Claus and reference anti tax literature to claim years of hidden wealth loss.

Sam Uncle Sam Santa Claus Banksters Fed William Benson

PGA Should Move On From Casey Martin Case

Opinion urges the PGA to end focus on Casey Martin litigation and support inclusion for disabled players. It argues walking is not essential to tour success and questions frivolous disability claims, praising the Supreme Court ruling.

PGA Martin Case Casey Martin Casey Cedar Rapids Ellis Park

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