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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2008
Page
4
Dan Mann reveals American Eagle service from Eastern Iowa Airport to LaGuardia starting July 2. Flights run daily except Saturday on 37 passenger regional jets.
Iowa saw a 25 percent jump in home foreclosures in Q1 2008, totaling 1 566 households. National foreclosures rose 23 percent, with Iowa at one of every 843 homes facing filings versus the national rate of one in 194. Emerald ash borers threaten Eastern Iowa with spread to nearby states. Cedar Rapids aims to remove aging trees to protect about 10 000 ash trees. Heavy rains linger as floodwaters slow fieldwork and raise farmer anxiety.
A reader laments high gasoline prices linked to Alaska crude, calls for Alaskan ownership, and blames Bush and Cheney. Another writer urges Marion High School to offer AP French and attend a board meeting. A third critic defends church–state separation citing Treaty of Tripoli. The final letter questions smoking bans and political overreach.
Researchers report that about one quarter of Americans experience daily pain this week. The poll asks readers if they identify with this group with a simple yes or no.
Prominent abolitionist and poet organizer in 1870 sparked the first Mother's Day for Peace. Kathleen Hall of Women for Peace Iowa lauds mothers and teachers for shaping peaceful conduct and conflict resolution across generations.
A discussion on the etiquette of standing with the right hand over the heart during the national anthem cites U S Code Title 36 Chapter 3 Section 301. It notes Barack Obama’s Iowa fundraiser photo where his hands were not over his heart while Hillary Clinton and Bill Richardson did salute, and explains uniformed and nonuniformed expectations and religious exemptions.
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