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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2024

Page

27

Iowa not in post racial era says civil rights urged

Chris Espersen notes ongoing discrimination in Iowa and nationwide despite the Civil Rights Act. HF 2385 would narrow Iowa Civil Rights Commission power to a single director, prompting NAACP state and Cedar Rapids leaders to mobilize. Leaders urge dialogue, allyship, and continued fight for justice amid rising anti civil rights momentum.

Iowa Iowa Civil Rights Commission Civil Rights Commission Kim Reynolds Kristen Stiffler Civil Rights Commissions Stefanie Munsterman The Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission League of the Iowa Civil and Human Rights Agencies NAACP Betty Andrews Iowa-Nebraska Naacp State Area Conference of Andrews Munsterman

Iowa bottle bill boost spurs growth of redemption centers

Guest columnist Doug Webb credits 2022 reforms raising redemption from 1 to 3 cents with expanding centers across Iowa. Since then 32 new centers opened, including Droppett locations, cutting redemption deserts and boosting app based tracking and charitable transfers while strengthening a free market approach to recycling.

Iowa Droppett Doug Webb CRINC

Iowa's tax cuts and conservative budgets shape its future

Guest column by John Hendrickson and Vance Ginn argues fiscal restraint and a 3.8 percent flat tax phased in by 2025, saving taxpayers over a billion. It highlights an 8.9 billion FY2025 general fund, 81 percent of the budget to education and health, and a 92 percent spend limit versus 99 percent. It cites surpluses in 2023 and expected 2024-25 and urges constitutional backing for the cap.

Andrews Iowa Naacp Board of Directors Munsterman Trevor Iown Kim Reynolds Department of Health and Human Services Jason Schultz Minnesota Illinois New York California

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