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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette calls on Iowans to complete the U S Census and return forms by month end. It notes the census shapes House seats and federal funding, highlights the American Community Survey, and warns of higher costs if households are visited. It stresses confidentiality and constitutional obligation and separates civic duties from political campaigning.
A reader questions the feasibility of a $2,500 premium rebate while extending coverage to 32 million and cutting costs, plus critiques a newspaper editorial. Other letters argue parental involvement in education is essential for student progress and defend schools as joint ventures with families. References include Cedar Rapids and Decorah readers.
Cedar Rapids residents express frustration at City Council plans to close portions of Second Ave SE and nearby streets to ease foot traffic at a new medical complex. They urge reconsideration citing past one way street trials and downtown impact on drivers and businesses. A separate letter argues flood plain boundary revisions raise insurance costs and proposes government reimbursement for valid boundary challenge expenses.
Kathleen Parker argues the health care bill skirts Hyde Amendment limits and that CHCs may be required to offer abortion services under broad health care provisions. She notes executive order cannot override law and cites poll data showing public opposition to funding abortion.
The column reflects on the 2009 Iowa Supreme Court ruling that struck down the 1998 ban on same sex marriage. It notes the 12 month impact on 1800 couples, the shift in recognizing life partnerships, and the broader civil rights significance for both gay and straight residents. Jennifer Hemmingsen endorses equality and urges continued progress.
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