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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2005
Page
7
Corn growers defend ethanol use and counter the claim it is a pollutant. They argue ethanol reduces air pollution when burned and that labeling it a pollutant based on groundwater presence is misleading. They note ethanol, vegetable oil, and milk are safe in proper contexts.
David Calderwood of Traer heads the Iowa Corn Growers Association, a 900 acre family operation in Tama County. The group works with the DNR to understand a new checklist for locating E85 fueling sites, aiming to align state rules with EPA approaches and keep Iowa fuel retailers supplying E85.
Jackie Baumhauer questions the Deer Task Force agenda and members in Cedar Rapids arguing the panel favors bow hunting and silences challenges. She cites DNR explanations, local deer herd trends, and calls for education over lethal control.
A resident recalls flood history along Kirkwood Boulevard and fears new campus buildings will flood if a bond issue passes. They urge using existing ground efficiently and allege county officials should prevent development in flood-prone areas. The speaker criticizes College Community’s land acquisition as misled by a strong salesman.
Reader Victoria Brown Grinnell challenges The Gazette's June 21 review of The Imaginary Invalid at Riverside Theatre Festival. She argues the critic misreads Moliere style and praises Toinette's performance by Jody Hovland, urging readers to see the show despite the review's tone.
Reader defends the opening night of Riverside Theater's Moliere festival. Jody Hovland shines as Toinette, delivering a robust, bawdy comic turn that contrasts with The Gazette's harsher review.
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