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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2004

Page

3

UI urged to appoint vendor rights committee

The Gazette editorial urges University of Iowa President David Skorton to form a committee to add a human rights clause to vendor contracts. It cites past UI leadership on sweatshop reform, recalls the 2000 code of conduct and 2002 New Era Hat Co. contract termination, and calls for a clear charge and timetable without Board of Regents approval.

Uiversity OF Iowa David Skorton Skorton Nike Russell Athletics New Era Hat Co New York Workers Rights Consortium Robin Paetzold University of Michigan Board of Regents

Letters: Public discourse after election prompts critique

Jim Floyd from Cedar Rapids urges calmer politics and questions the rhetoric of leaders and pundits. He cites Rush Limbaugh, stem cell debate, and the moral implications of taking human lives, calling for non-violent standpoints and responsible use of intellect and free will.

Rush Limbaugh Kerry Bush God Jim Floyd Cedar Rapids

War on Poverty Urged as Security Priority

Economist Jeffrey Sachs urged treating poverty as national security, noting only 36 cents of every $100 in the federal budget went to poverty aid last year. He called for funding the Millennium Challenge Account with 2.5 billion and enhancing HIV AIDS TB and malaria programs with 3.6 billion, stressing urgent action.

Jeffrey Sachs Des Moines Congress Bush Ellen Fisher Cedar Rapids

Hawkeye Express to Iowa football games ends season

A reader promotes the Hawkeye Express shuttle to University of Iowa football games, noting six shuttles run before kickoff and after, with 11 train cars and ample Coralville parking. The writer vouches for hospitality, calls for return in fall 2005, and mentions families and children riding the train.

Coralville William Jamison Cedar Rapids

Equity Questions Haunted Cedar Rapids City Council

A reader blasts Cedar Rapids City Council for gender inequity and a skewed board mix. She cites 188 board posts: 123 male, 65 female with party and voter status details, urging voters to demand equity next fall. The letter also laments tensions between Englert Theatre and Iowa City Community Theatre, recounting donation efforts and concerns over space rental, tickets, and accessibility.

Charter Commission Gloria Frost Suki Dell Carroll Reasoner Cheryle Mitralsky Monica Vernon Mary Wilcynski Susie McDermott Carole Watson Susan O’connor Cedar Rapids Eighly Colorado Elec Englert Theatre Iowa City Community Theatre Englert Tam Ipers Iowa City School of Performing Arts Eric Kerchner

Powell’s mixed legacy ends as Bush era closes

The piece argues former Secretary of State Colin Powell, shaped by Atlanticist and Vietnam War influences, stayed too long under Bush, backing policies publicly while doubting them privately. It cites Powell’s push for the Iraq case at the UN, his use of harsh terms about foes, and concludes he is remembered as a weak, merely obedient secretary.

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