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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 2010

Page

7

Obama visits Prairie Lights Books in Iowa City

President Barack Obama browsed Prairie Lights Books in Iowa City and bought 11 year old Maria and 8 year old Sasha two books and one for Robert Gibbs' son Ethan. Co owner Jan Weissmiller said the surprise visit drew local customers and praise for the shop. Obama spoke on small business tax credits and health care reform while paying $37 in cash.

Anna Lobhson Gazette Iowa City Barack Obama Obama Maria Sasha White House Robert Gibbs Ethan Jan Weissmiller Weissmiller Paul Ingram Charm

Veterans rally highlights demand for expanded health care access

At a Democrats rally Verne Kelly a 86 year old veteran and former social worker from Iowa City says many veterans need more access. Laura Kair a 23 year old medical student from Wichita Falls Texas supports health care reform under the bill.

Verne Kelly Iowa City Laura Kair Wichita Falls

Inside the Field House account of health care debate

A conservative Iowa City man Bill Maxwell argues for free choice and warns against government power while criticizing Kimberley Gibbons. The text reflects a debate on health care access and the role of government’s reach in medical systems.

Obama visits Iowa City for health care reform speech

President Barack Obama speaks on health care reform at the Field House on the University of Iowa campus in Iowa City. He shakes hands with supporters after his remarks, outlining priorities and rallying backing.

Barack Obama Field House University of Iowa Iowa City John Schultz Quad-City Times Dubuque Street Julian Vandervelde Barack Anthony Stroud

Langston updates Obama on Cedar Rapids flood recovery

Iowa official Linda Langston says President Obama wanted to keep focus on health care reform and did not visit Cedar Rapids flood sites. She met with supporters and officials and relayed ongoing recovery issues including small business impacts and remaining needs.

Iowa City Linn County Linda Langston Barack Obama Cedar Rapids

Obama confronts protester over health care public option

At the University of Iowa Field House Justin Feinstein of Iowa City interrupted President Obama’s talk to condemn the absence of a public option in the health care reform bill. Obama said the measure is a compromise and not socialist and Feinstein argued the president could have won more votes with stronger push.

Congress Obama Feinstein

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