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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2010
Page
4
The Gazette honors Saiver G Grumz and others at a Wei House ceremony recognizing Medal of Honor service in Afghanistan. Family presence at Tuester’s event adds weight to the moment as veterans and supporters reflect on sacrifice and memory.
The event honors supporters from multiple faiths including the Consultation of Religious Communities and the Johnson Counts Community Partnership to Protect Children. Cargill and Hills Bank provided funds and supplies, aiding Lutherans and other faith communities in Thrivern.
The American Legion Auxiliary invites all communities to join in honoring veterans and those who protect the country through military service on Veterans Day November 11. The piece promotes recognition of veterans and emphasizes community support.
Critics urge closing gaps that let noncustodial parents stay in school to avoid child support. They note caps on assistance for custodial parents exist, but no equivalent limits for noncustodial parents, allowing prolonged education without contributing.
The speaker calls for term limits on the president and senators, compares health care to private sector standards, suggests surrender of Senate floor rights when unseated, and proposes large fines for candidates who run negative campaigns.
The article recalls the aging US Cellular Center along Interstate 33, as Dan Thies of OPN Architects critiques its gray exterior and limited curb appeal. City leaders hoped the new convention complex would draw 750,000 visitors and lift convention business from 3.3 million in 1978 to 15 million in 1979, with optimistic Gazette ads touting a bright future.
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