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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2011
Page
4
The Gazette editorial notes that two enrollment studies show the K-S capacity and out migration affect Cedar Rapids public schools. It discusses displacement from Highway 100, nearby growth districts, and a flood protection plan influencing long range planning. Better efficiency and equal opportunities aim to stem enrollment decline.
The piece discusses the Libertarian Party in Iowa with reference to a May 7 convention in Johnston, candidate Roger Gary, and aims to compare libertarian ideals to actions of figures like U.S. Rep. Steve King and Bob Vander Plaats. It notes voter support and debates on government powers and immigration.
A Cedar Rapids plan proposes 9.5 million dollars yearly for flood protection and street work by raising or reallocating funds from local agencies. It suggests 1 percent cuts from city Linn County and schools totaling 8.9 million and urges votes to elect officials who will enact the plan.
In ALM BEACH Florida a columnist contrasts Romneycare with ObamaCare noting Romney’s state program was bold yet imperfect while Obamacare is a broad federal plan with cost and bureaucracy concerns. The piece argues state solutions can differ from federal policy and highlights Romney’s practical approach versus ideological purity.
University of Iowa marketing lecturer Rob Rouwenhorst finds viewers remember zipped ads better than normal speed because they focus to stop the program. He notes the 2012 GOP race could be reimagined with debates sped up, saving time and changing public engagement.
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