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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2012

Page

3

Iowa lawmakers debate impeaching Supreme Court justices

State Rep. Dwayne Alons proposed impeaching four Iowa Supreme Court justices tied to the 2009 ruling on same sex marriage. The bid drew no support and highlighted debate over constitutional duties versus judicial decisions.

Dwayne Alons R-Hull Iowa Supreme Court House Mark Cady Brent Appel Daryl Hecht David Wiggins Alons Marsha Ternus Michael Streit David Baker John F. Kennedy Iowa

JOCO government site earns top Sunshine Review honor

Johnson County’s public site is rated highly by Sunshine Review, ranking among 6,000 sites. Iowa awards also went to Ankeny schools and Scott County, with Linn-Mar boasting multiple Mr. Basketball hono rs since 1981 including Marcus Paige. Decorah eagles gain 45 000 Facebook friends via live nest cam. Maylike March temperatures noted.

Johnson County Sunshine Review JOCO Iowa Ankeny Schools Scott County Linn-Mar Cedar Rapids Metro Area Iowa Newspaper Association Linn- Mar Marcus Paige

Farm policy debate highlights shifts and rivalries across the Farm Bureau

The Agricultural Policy Analysis Center reviews farm bill proposals from the Farm Bureau the National Corn Growers Association and the American Soybean Association urging subsidies to move toward revenue insurance with government spending shared with insurers. Iowa candidates rankings focus on farm welfare payments and regulations while corn and soybean prices remain strong yet costs rise. A Cedar Rapids Polk Elementary dispute inspires a democracy in action reflection with parents and neighbors opposing closure.

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Traffic camera experience sparks Iowa towns debate

Barbara T Waite Kellogg recounts receiving a speeding ticket from an Interstate 380 camera in Cedar Rapids in April 2011. She describes anger at being watched, paying the fine, and questioning cameras’ value while noting changed driving behavior in multiple Iowa cities.

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Same-sex marriage and social contract views from a conservative reader

Keith A. Kenel of Cedar Rapids writes that same sex marriage aligns with limited government and a social contract emphasizing personal responsibility. He argues fidelity reduces risk, diversity enriches society, and supports same sex marriage for equality reasons, praising a column advocating staying together in 2012.

Keith A. Kenel Cedar Rapids

Political cynicism frames 2012 election pessimism

An editorial voice decries the belief that presidents fix economies and argues economic outcomes shape political blame rather than policies alone. It notes Hoover and FDR as examples, questions whether Obama’s fate hinges on gas prices, and suggests ideologies shift with who is in power.

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Hartman Plan border tax could revive U S manufacturing

Guest column argues the United States lost manufacturing powerhouse status due to a high corporate tax. It promotes an 8 percent border adjusted business consumption tax with tax eliminations and capital expensing to boost investment and competitiveness. Tor Pauken chairs the Texas Workforce Commission. cites Public Interest Institute study.

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