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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2011
Page
4
The Hills Elementary case weighs efficiency and costs against community value. With fewer than 120 students, high free lunch eligibility, and No Child Left Behind designation, officials consider options beyond closing, including reassignments and a magnet program, to avoid shifting costs.
Obama touts reform in El Paso while facing a Republican House and mounting pressure from the Hispanic Caucus. He could set new policy priorities, halt prison contracts, and push for lawful entry and a path to citizenship, amid claims that rhetoric alone won’t fix the immigration mess.
The Cedar Rapids reader argues for resilience after a narrow referendum defeat and urges revising tax and street repair provisions to shorten timelines. Mentions plasma waste plans costing 105 million to 175 million and notes Osama bin Laden is dead with praise for the operation.
The letter argues that franchised cells span many countries and warn against assuming a final victory over terror. It challenges Western policies, urges caution, and claims state courts overstep constitutional rights, calling for vigilance to preserve America as a free republic.
Dennis Meagher Walford argues that surveillance cameras reduce officers’ adrenaline by making policing seem routine. He claims the public is safe as cameras capture behavior and deter risky actions.
A photo of a Cedar Rapids police officer in a squad car with eyes closed circulates online. Readers debate whether it shows sleep, a yawn, or a break on a hot day, with sympathy outweighing punishment for now.
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