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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2011
Page
4
The Gazette urges states to regulate political robocalls with transparency and timing rules similar to Nebraska. It argues for caller identity disclosure, a no-call option, and protections for privacy while preserving free speech, noting Iowa lacks such limits.
The letters criticize Herman Cain for dodging questions about alleged harassment and accuse him of using race as a shield. Writers say his statements lack coherence and note ongoing racial tensions, job creation, and income inequality as central issues.
Mary Lou Cook argues against eminent domain for a proposed Northwest fire station citing impact on the Kramer property and urging use of Crestwood Drive site to avoid damaging a private home and preserve land. She asks city officials to reconsider condemnation in this case.
A reader criticizes members of Congress for cost concerns in health care and education arguing they should pay their own premiums and forgo taxpayer benefits. The letter praises Liz Mathis for campaign conduct and generosity.
Local reader Jara Hardiman argues urban growth erodes green spaces beyond buildings. She cites Indian Creek Nature Center as a potential victim, urging ongoing preservation of natural areas amid development concerns.
The Iowa governor halts a comprehensive teacher pay reform proposal delaying reform and urging broader statewide input. Officials blame late detail exposure while critics urge ground level discussion and expert involvement to salvage the education blueprint.
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