Clancey resigns as Cedar Rapids Chamber leader after decade of impact
The Gazette editorial honors Lee Clancey as Cedar Rapids area Chamber president and CEO resigning effective Sept 1. A trailblazer, she was Cedar Rapids first female mayor and led diverse civic initiatives across the Corridor. Colleagues praise her leadership and community impact.
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Departure of Cedar Rapids library director Lori Barkema
Former Cedar Rapids Public Library board president recalls Lori Barkema's leadership from 2005. She drove strategic planning, community partnerships, and a facility needs assessment while expanding services and collaborations with the Museum of Art and Metro Library Network.
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Marion, Hiawatha
Inappropriate publication of teen sex abuse charges
A reader objects to printing a 13 year old’s name and address in a May 7 article about sex abuse charges. The Gazette is urged to reconsider ethics and journalistic judgment in naming a minor.
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Bush Clone Debate Mirrors McCain Campaign Frustration
Richard Lanning argues against electing a George Bush clone amid criticism of Bush Cheney policies. He questions how McCain rose as the Republican choice and calls for renewal to restore national credibility and leadership.
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Clinton cites white noncollege voters as crucial base after slim Indiana win
In a USA Today interview Clinton argues for a broader coalition as she claims working white voters remain essential for a Democratic win. The piece contrasts her gains with Obama's strong black support in Indiana and North Carolina and notes Wright controversy effects.
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Question on Obesity as a Protected Discrimination Category
Yesterday's results discuss whether obesity should be legally protected from discrimination similar to religion race age and gender. The debate weighs health care costs workplace fairness and legal precedent and includes arguments for and against adding obesity as a protected characteristic.
Postville immigration raid poll prompts reader vote
A brief Gazette Online poll asks readers if they agree with federal agents' Postville raid this week. The survey shows 35.6 percent yes and 64.4 percent no from 730 votes cast. A new question is posted daily at 4:30 p.m.
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