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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2005

Page

4

Linn County supervisors urged to televise meetings for public access

The Gazette argues Linn County should televise board meetings to boost citizen involvement. It notes Johnson County's ongoing live broadcasts and suggests Linn's 190000 constituents would benefit, despite multiple local cable systems complicating access.

Iowa Linn County Helvin America Linn Cedar Rapids Johnson and Dubuque Johnson County

Intercity transit urged for Iowa City Cedar Rapids

Readers urge a funded intercity bus or rail link between Iowa City Cedar Rapids to cut costs and pollution. A letter notes current options are costly and limited, proposing a reliable system to boost economies, reduce congestion, and save fuel.

Iowa City Coralville Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Iowa Jenna Hammerich

Sumner letter writer rails against police and truckers

A Sumner-based regular columnist and letter writer shifts his crusades from seat belt laws to police and truckers. He portrays cops as villains and crime as justification for self‑defense, mocking law enforcement and hinting at new targets such as feeding birds or flossing.

Sumner Dean Warner Cedar Rapids

Glorious Garnets Exhibit at National Czech & Slovak Museum

On the first full day of the garnet exhibition at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Cedar Rapids residents describe a spectacular collection. The religious garnet pieces stand out as meaningful during Lent and Easter.

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Cedar Rapids

Governor Ehrlich buys time by limiting Sun access

A federal judge ruled Maryland Governor Ehrlich may deny two Baltimore Sun staffers access and direct state officials not to talk with them. The opinion notes journalists have no more constitutional rights than private citizens, though the Sun seeks preference beyond ordinary citizens.

National Rifle Association U.S William Quarles Jr Maryland Robert Ehrlich Baltimore Sun Ehrlich Sun Parris Glendening Washington Post Annapolis Quarles the Sun Tribune Co Orlando Sentinel Tim Franklin Orlando The Supreme Court 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals

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