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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2017
Page
5
Ashley Hinson notes President Trump’s Cedar Rapids stop advancing rural connectivity and Iowa priorities from education flexibility to business climate. He touted Branstad as ambassador nominee and pledged to rebuild rural communities, highlighting Midwestern care for farmers and heartland economy.
A nurse advocates against Medicaid cuts to home and community based services essential for disabled adults to stay in communities. Cedar Rapids readers note the health risks of fireworks, detailing decibel levels and potential permanent hearing loss, urging a city ban to protect residents.
In a pointed opinion Rosemary Weydert Winthrop argues for Donald Trump as a fit leader for the times, praising his businesslike bluntness and warning against opposition. The piece contrasts Reagan era strength with today’s party divisions and fears of obstruction.
A reader cites Sen Grassley and Sen Ernst criticizing ACA subsidies and predicts Republican cuts to Obamacare and Medicaid. The letter links policy to higher premiums and fewer insured, drawing parallels to Branstad’s mental health cuts and noting low voter turnout in the last election.
Narrator recalls Hutchinsons Ice Cream and its fudgsicles drumsticks popsicles and push-ups from the late 1930s. Brother Marty worked Sundays at the shop while a student at Coe College and answered customer calls. A driver named Mike picked up orders and returned broken items for replacements.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Ron Corbett launches his gubernatorial campaign advocating a penny sales tax increase to fund the Iowa Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust. He argues to use three eighths of a cent for water quality, five-eighths for income tax reform, while Reynolds relies on Legislature for water quality funding amid weak state revenues.
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