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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1995

Page

4

Bus Route Retooling Aims to Expand Cedar Rapids Service

Five Seasons Transportation proposes to keep midday bus service while restructuring routes to reach Rompot Westwood Stoney Point North Bowman Woods and east Marion. A temporary full time transit analyst would study and implement changes over about 15 months at an estimated cost of 40 thousand dollars. The plan would standardize hourly departures from the Ground Transportation Center and could boost ridership while saving about 151 thousand dollars annually.

Five Seasons Transportation Cedar Rapids Bill Hoekstra Doug Forbes Dave Snyder Snyder Rompot Westwood Stoney Point Bowman Woods East Marion Westdale Wal-Mart Hoekstra Efficiency and Reform Committee Transit Department Forbes Brian Covington Reform

Gingrich urges balanced budget plan to avoid amendment

In Georgia on Monday Speaker Newt Gingrich argued Republicans will unveil a seven year deficit cut plan to balance the budget by 2002 without cutting Social Security. He said senators who opposed the measure could be pressed to switch votes and warned the political cover for tough choices may come from the public demand for new leadership. Americans could elect new leaders again in November 1996.

Georgia Gingrich Sen Kent Conrad N.D Conrad Ee Ouse Newt Gingrich

Opinion: Don’t weaken power of Congress by Loewenberg

The piece argues that the Republican Contract with America threatens Congress by seeking an item veto, slashing committees and staffs, and imposing a three-fifths requirement for tax increases, risking diminished legislative independence and oversight.

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Republicans and Congress face a shifting balance of power

A guest column argues fourth changes block unfunded state mandates and a looming balanced budget amendment would curb congressional power over budgets and debt. It suggests Republicans may seek presidency to fill ensuing vacuum, while voters want solutions and care about long-term, unintended consequences of constitutional shifts. Gerhard Loewenberg notes these dynamics.

Congress Senate Federal Reserve Bank White House House of Representatives Dency House

Would Christ support capital punishment debate

A reader questions biblical justification for the death penalty, arguing Genesis 9 6 is misread and that literalists historically misapply scripture. The letter also critiques public figures and urges reflection on Christ s stance toward execution.

War memories and a veteran’s rebuttal to Dresden critiques

A reader's letter from Henry Leonard Manchester argues every operation is a military action and defends Allied bombing of Dresden. He recalls his service with the Bushmasters in the Philippines and urges understanding of war’s casualties, urging veterans’ perspectives. He cites Allied actions and combats Nazi crimes while condemning pacifist views.

Dresden Germany Renee Blakeman Hitler Blakeman Joachim Peiper SS Panzer Malmed 158Th R.C.T Philippines Henry Leonard Manchester

Drug solution Get involved in fighting teen drug use

Glen Mixdorf from Cedar Rapids argues solutions exist but are not used. He cites failures across home schools courts and social services and urges parents to be involved, ask questions, know friends, attend school activities and stay aware of community issues.

KCRG Soap Box ACLU Glen Mixdorf Cedar Rapids

Gazette invites reader letters up to 300 words

The Gazette accepts letters up to 300 words. Writers must include name street address and daytime phone. only name and hometown appear in print. Address submissions to Cedar Rapids Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406, or use listed fax, email and online services.

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Sure-Fire Writing Tips and Snippets from a Newspaper Page

A collection of notes on grammar and language usage includes a museum replica of Yohanan the crucified, a quip about nails, quiz questions on grammar, and a concert misprint for Brahms. Other items mention a bank visit to explain payroll services and a retired rail worker described as “nice work if you can get it.”

Yohanan Louise White Joyce Seip Sigourney Joyce Brahm Brahms Marilyn Deppe Grinnell The Burlington Northern Railroad Cathy Lloyd Washington, Iowa

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J.P. Hladky Jr Hoy Dale Larson Jerry Elsen Mark Bowden Gerhard Loewenberg America GOP Comparative Legislative Research Center University of Iowa Smt Ee Christ God Jon R. Cowan Decorah Arthur and Ulla Wall XYZ Bank Carl Kane Free Lance
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