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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2015
Page
6
The Gazette urges open access to public records including names and addresses of Iowa concealed weapons permit holders. It opposes shielding such data behind exemptions, arguing public scrutiny safeguards governance and that concealed information should not trump transparency.
Readers attack Bruce Rastetter s 2015 Iowa Ag Summit plan to draw 2016 candidates arguing it serves industrial agriculture and harms small farmers. A second letter calls for stronger anti cruelty laws to shut down puppy mills and better enforce standards. A third letter supports equalizing maternity leave for adoptive and foster families, urging Iowa lawmakers to back related bills.
Mary Sanchez laments the culture of personal destruction in Missouri politics after auditor and gubernatorial hopeful Tom Schweich killed himself amid insinuations about his faith. She notes the silence on harmful rhetoric and urges a legacy of reform to honor a devoted public servant.
Editorial guidelines outline length limits for letters and provide contact details for The Gazette. It notes a 250 word limit, and lists the email address thegazette com a mailing address in Cedar Rapids Iowa and a questions phone number. The note serves as instructions for submitting reader correspondence.
Matthew Evans argues for robust free speech on campus citing cases from Tulsa Western Michigan Montclair State and Iowa. He urges open debate against censorship and invites participation in the YAL Iowa Convention on the UI campus this Saturday.
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