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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette editorials weigh the history of the National Day of Prayer from Washington to Wisconsin court rulings. It argues prayer is not inherent government religion and defends freedom to ignore proclamations, noting public support for a law while honoring nonbelievers and diverse beliefs.
Readers debate Alliant Energy proposed substation near the Cherry Building and City Market, arguing its impact on Brownfield redevelopment and urban planning. Letters from Dale Todd and Mallory Brandt Luzerne discuss neighborhood planning and adoption options as broader social issues.
Richard Tjarks of Hiawatha argues that true liberty is a divine gift not forged by politicians or laws. He citesScripture and notes a Christian American awakening with Tea Party Patriots on April 15, praising faith over government dependency.
Gerald R. Eberle argues the USCCB misrepresents Catholics on immigration while Catholic hospitals face losses from serving undocumented patients. He urges a return to doctrinal law and less partisan politics amid Obamacare and amnesty debates.
The writer lauds Jim Prosser as a principled Cedar Rapids city manager from takeover to departure. He contrasts Prosser's long term, data driven approach with reactive brief leadership and politics, affirming character as the guiding trait and thanking Prosser for his service and role modeling.
Three GOP hopefuls for Iowa governor propose ending the Statewide Voluntary Preschool Program for 4 year olds citing cost. They argue private providers and families should fund early education instead of universal state support. The program currently serves 175 districts and about 189 to 200 students in Carroll.
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