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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2007
Page
8
A city ordinance bars people under 19 from bars after 10 p m but Iowa City businesses have exemptions. If voters approve raising the age to 21 the exemptions would still apply.
Downtown bars fear the 21 plus rule could trim sales and raise rents as small venues like The Sanctuary face potential losses. Owner Daryl Woodson notes past shifts to keep smoking in his pub but says he will not adjust his business this time. Economists cite overall spending and activity as key factors shaping any downturn.
Fiscal 2007 rankings show only one woman among the top ten state employee salaries. Lisa Bluder, US head women's basketball coach, is the highest paid female, at 473 908, placing 10th overall. The list highlights coaching salaries and a 3 percent across the board raise for non contract employees. Ed Stanek, former Iowa Lottery chief, earned 236 676 in fiscal 2007.
Republican U S senator John McCain campaigns amid eroding independent support over the Iraq surge and fiscal reforms. He says he will stay the course, denounces big spending, and touts core values while aides depart and fundraising falters.
On Iraq he calls for more troops to clear insurgent strongholds and secure rebuilding, train Iraqi forces, and embed U.S. personnel in police units to enable self-governance. Trade seeks open markets with retraining, IP protection, and education to offset dislocations. Health favors tax credits and portable, nonmandatory coverage, opposing universal mandates and promoting generic drugs. Energy favors alternative energy and nuclear power, criticizes ethanol subsidies, and aims to cut oil dependence.
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