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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1997

Page

6

U of Ibrouhaha Highlights Low Teacher Pay in Iowa

The piece argues Iowa teachers are underpaid with average salaries around 32 376 ranking 34th. It notes heavy workloads with five to six class periods daily plus extensive prep, paperwork and extra duties, urging greater teacher participation in managerial decisions.

Charles Larson University of Iowa Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Madeline Hunter Joseph Shedd Samuel Bacharach

High School Teaching Pressures in Iowa Train of Thought

A retired Iowa City educator argues high school teaching is mentally taxing due to remedial classes discipline and heavy paperwork. She cites NEGP data on teacher abuse and vandalism, calls for professional autonomy, and notes underpayment of Iowa teachers while praising graduate programs yet urging undergraduate support.

University of Iowa National Education Goals Iowa College of Liberal Arts Alta M. Cook Iowa City City High

Take trucker's word split speeds may endanger drivers

A reader letter questions a proposed split speed limit in Iowa with cars at 70 mph and trucks at 65 mph. It cites California experience, rear end collisions with semis, insurance studies, and cautions that the policy boosts revenue. The writer also critiques radar detector bans for heavy vehicles.

Jerry Walter House Transportation Committee Iowa

Odors and Water Concerns in Iowa Livestock Operations

The Cedar Rapids Cedar-Wapsie Sierra Club group questions Iowa Department of Natural Resources oversight and manure storage seepage at monitored sites. They urge broader monitoring, quicker answers, and protections for air water and soil amid potential groundwater contamination.

Department of Natural Resources Iowa

College Community Bond Proposal Sparks Taxpayers Debate

A letter from Dorothy Krivanek argues against a College Community school bond citing rising taxes, excessive amenities, and open enrollment funds. She urges sticking to academics and questions the use of funds for a sports complex and front entrance projects.

College Community Prairie Heights

Health care morality is bankrupt in Iowa critique

Louis Blair of Cedar Rapids argues health care reform hurts coverage and costs. He cites 40 million uninsured, rising premiums, MSAs, poor MBCI performance, and costly hospital coordination failures. He calls for leadership from physicians and media to restore accountability.

Congress Medical Savings Congressional Budget Office Iowa Department of Human Services Merit Behavioral Corporation of MBCI Cedar Rapids Mercy Medical Center United Way Linn County Medical Society Louis Blair

Right to life movement silent on death penalty issue

Michael J. McMahon argues against reinstating capital punishment, accusing the right to life movement of hypocrisy for opposing abortion yet remaining silent on state execution. He cites costs, deterrence questions, and wrongful convictions, invoking biblical critique and moral concern.

Jesus Christ

Gazette Letters Policy Since Public Submissions

The Gazette accepts letters and guest columns but not all can be printed. Submissions must include writer name full address and daytime phone number. No anonymous letters. 300 word limit for letters and one letter per writer every 30 days. Column length up to 700 words. Includes mailing box fax and email contact details for submission.

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Governor Carlson Praises Iowa Unity and Minnesota Neighbors

Terry E. Feltes of Cedar Rapids addresses Gov. Carlson and Sen. Matt McCoy, lauding Iowa’s economy education and safety while noting neighboring Minnesota’s Mayo Clinic and outdoor heritage. He thanks Carlson for attention and calls the governor’s words a disguised compliment.

Gov. Carlson Terry E. Feltes Cedar Rapids

Read Daily to Sharpen Your Newspaper Noses

A short essay advises Eastern Iowa students to read a newspaper daily during Education Week. It urges starting with the comics, scanning headlines, reading an unfamiliar story, and engaging with editorials or letters. The author shares humorous personal notes and urges readers to write and send feedback.

Iowa L’il Abner Katzenjammer Dennis Rodman

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