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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2004
Page
4
Festival Companies of Los Angeles becomes new owner and pledges a hands on, aggressive marketing plan to revive Westdale Mall after an eight year build phase. The 20 million facelift aims to accelerate the turnaround and draw shoppers back to the property.
Police recovered a damaged mural at Uptown Bill's Small Mall after vandals removed it from the Senior High Alternative Center. The incident comes amid tense talks between the Englert Theatre and Iowa City Community Theatre over a future relationship and long-standing building-saving efforts dating to 1999. In Cedar Rapids a Seattle man faces questions after voting with a provisional ballot not counted, raising questions about election legality and ballot options.
A November letter lauds federal funding for stem cell research while praising Collins Road Theatres for showing Voices of Iraq. It highlights charitable foundations like Susan G. Komen and Elton John AIDS Foundation as examples of large private donations and calls for supportive cinema.
Readers comment on films showing war’s human cost and on political coverage. They discuss support for President Bush, abortion, and federal programs, contrasting patriotism, media, and leadership with past icon Roosevelt.
William F. May argues continuing Bush era limits on embryonic stem cell funding clash with multiple moral principles. He cites relief of suffering and respect for pre implanted embryos as key factors, urging public education and diverse viewpoints in this evolving policy landscape.
Editorial note from Gazette Communications signals a stance on community issues. The message addresses readers directly and emphasizes civic engagement and local concerns.
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