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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2009
Page
4
The United Way of East Central Iowa serving Linn and six counties announced a record campaign amid Cedar Rapids floods and a weak national economy. Johnson County reported a record $2.65 million, $350,000 more than last year, as area nonprofits benefited from strong giving.
Guttenberg residents demand a full public explanation after a 4-1 city council vote fired Police Chief George Morteo for unacceptable performance. Mayor Solomon cited the action as in the community's best interests, fueling calls for accountability and transparency.
A Manchester reader argues about socialism and public funding for services, contrasting government funding of roads and health care with private ownership. He critiques political parties, advocates balanced budgets, term limits, and voter accountability, and cites energy rates and local utility concerns.
The piece argues for and against the Employee Free Choice Act known as card check. It contrasts union tactics and secret ballots with a political clash over union rights and democratic norms. It cites Hoffa and a Rasmussen poll showing low non union support while warning of coercive card signing.
The Gazette announces personnel shifts with columnist Todd Dorman and Jennifer Hemmingsen joined by Beth DeBoom as editorial writer. Chuck Peters remains president and CEO with Joe Hindley serving as chairman.
The Gazette invites public issue letters with editing. Include writer name street address and phone number for verification. Limit 250 words and one letter per writer every 30 days. Mail to Box 511 Cedar Rapids 1A 52406 fax or email provided.
Will Smiley argues for a forward plan to rebuild Cedar Rapids Public Library emphasizing accessibility, literacy, and robust literary holdings. He cites Tompkins County Library in Ithaca as a model with well lit spaces, adequate technology, child areas, quiet reading rooms, and a focus on lasting literary works over transient best sellers.
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