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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2005
Page
4
Campaign finance reports indicate most of the 38 candidates for Cedar Rapids council-manager positions will spend under 10 000 dollars. Even top spenders and mayoral hopefuls showed restrained totals similar to the 2001 city race.
Gubernatorial hopeful Chet Culver argues for Iowa to lead in alternative fuels while critics say state should back existing initiatives. Cedar Rapids weighs a $3.7 million five year tax subsidy for Oak Hill housing as the outgoing council confronts funding gaps. MidAmerican's Iowa City referendum spending totals 527000 with about 200000 attributed to employee campaign time, drawing scrutiny.
The letters critique Cedar Rapids deer culling citing moral progress and non lethal methods, argue hunting raises deer vehicle incidents, and reference religious texts. Other letters address legal issues with wedding CD gifts, and defend Sabeel conference at Coe College as a peaceful dialogue. A reader praises Iowa City for Money magazine’s retirement ranking.
Washington Post columnist Sebastian Mallaby argues that the United States faces a clash over saving in a globalized, aging era. He weighs left and right proposals for safety nets versus individual thrift, noting declining saving rates, rising personal risk, and the role of credit and work habits in shaping future policy.
A debate centers on whether including phone numbers in email signatures sufficiently identifies senders. Experts urge caution about privacy, while some organizations argue it aids contactability and verification.
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