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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2008
Page
5
Yesterday's results show 32.9 percent answering yes to whether Barack Obama's handling of Rev. Jeremiah Wright changes their view of him as a presidential candidate. The remaining 67.1 percent vote no.
A Cedar Rapids reader poll asks if readers are in the 25 percent experiencing daily pain. Letters urge recalling legislators over proposed raises and a 20 percent sales tax increase, while education and Internet safety topics prompt advice for parents and calls to action.
A reflective piece argues Americans drift toward anti-intellectualism with low reading rates and high TV time. It defends elitism in leadership, noting politicians and the public often misjudge complex issues. The essay contrasts disdain for intellectual discourse with demand for simple entertainment.
Dennis Goemaat outlines local actions across Cedar Rapids Linn County and Corridor partners to protect natural resources. The Cedar River is highlighted as a key asset with a Year of the River initiative. LESA supports sustainable development. county funds bolster park systems and green infrastructure. Johnson County and Iowa City implement sensitive areas rules. A $20 million Johnson County bond targets clean water and open space. Partners urge coordinated policies and timely implementation to boost economic vitality while preserving resources.
The Linn County Conservation Board celebrates 50 years since the 1958 referendum created the program. It lists milestones, partnerships, and facilities including 27 areas and 7,000 acres, Cedar and Wapsipinicon rivers access, Wickiup Hill Learning Center, Eastern Iowa Observatory, and ongoing trail connectivity. George Kanz notes ongoing community service and invites participation in 2008 events.
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