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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2013
Page
5
The Gazette editors weigh Gov. Terry Branstad’s Healthy Iowa Program as an alternative to federal Medicaid expansion. They note cost to Iowa, limited mental health coverage, and the need for federal waiver, arguing the plan offers less coverage at higher state expense despite certain reforms.
A letter urges living by the Scout Oath and Law as a guide to character. It contrasts Scout values with national budget cuts that threaten low income families, citing SNAP and Head Start reductions and urging readers to contact Congress about impacts on Iowans. Judy McDowell Cedar Rapids.
Small Cedar Rapids businesses rely on independent contractors for expertise in law accounting and fitness. A perceived IRS DOL crackdown prompts backlash as firms fear penalties and seek to protect growth by avoiding misclassification and embracing proper contractor use. Hope for a Helmet backs helmet law for under 18 moped riders with Senate Bill 37 backing legislators.
Guest columnist Ron Moore argues that overlapping and competing governments waste tax dollars and hinder stewardship. He cites flood recovery projects in Cedar Rapids, the Paramount Theatre funding, and non compete talks among Iowa cities as examples of inefficiency and calls for streamlined governance and public accountability.
Editorial guidelines outline a 250 word limit for letters. Provide an email address editorial sourcemedia.net mail box 511 Cedar Rapids A 52406 and a phone number 319 398 8262 or jeff tecklenburg sourcemedia.net for questions. The note emphasizes clear contact options.
Iowa strengthens its appeal for relocation and expansion through High Quality Jobs credits and tax incentives. Cedar Rapids firm Raining Rose grew from 15 to 130 employees and plans 200 by 2013, citing state incentives as key to research, training, and expansion amid 2008 floods. Chuck Hammond of Raining Rose weighs in.
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