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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2014
Page
5
The Gazette argues that renaming VEISHEA will not address the festival’s culture of violence and heavy drinking. It urges real changes, such as bars closing or limiting alcohol and better crowd dispersal, as essential to meaningful reform.
Lee R. Overton from Hiawatha recalls a Friday trip downtown hindered by a malfunctioning meter terminal near a handicap spot on Second Avenue NE. A train blocked Second Avenue and a blocked Third Street route prevented a quick return home, prompting the author to skip downtown visits.
Pro energy advocates argue American oil companies justify tax credits and oppose double taxation. They cite high capex, defend domestic energy as vital to national security, and urge broad tax reform that avoids harming domestic industries.
Grant Speece of Marengo notes the piece on Gospel Tabernacle Church in Cedar Rapids praising its charity aligns with Jesus teachings. He points out the first paragraph quotes a saying not from the Bible: giving a man a fish versus teaching him to fish, an ancient Chinese proverb.
Jim Slitor of Decorah urges voters to oppose governor Branstad in November citing his veto of a bill that would have funded measures to reduce excess nitrogen and phosphorus, protect Iowa streams and reduce Gulf of Mexico dead zones caused by fertilizer runoff.
Kathleen Parker argues Cantor's loss proves no definitive GOP wipeout by the Tea Party. She notes Brat's ground game and lack of policy clarity contrasted with Cantor's finances and media-savvy image, suggesting the outcome reflects campaign organization more than party collapse.
A veteran listener recalls growing up with American Top 40 while today’s kids stream widely. The piece contrasts 1980s record collecting and a single turntable with modern iTunes sharing and on demand downloads. It notes Kasem’s influence and the evolving music landscape for families.
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