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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2011
Page
4
Cedar Rapids facility relocation faced delays from heavy rains but remains on schedule to reopen its expanded site by July 14. The 1740 ton structure was moved 480 feet to higher ground after a flood.
Linn County reports 5802 homeless served in fiscal 2011 with 5 percent growth from 2010 and 24 percent jump the year before. butterfly decline includes Poweshiek skipper with possible Endangered Species Act protection as experts cite climate, pesticides, invasive species, and burns as contributing factors.
A reader honors Tom Davis as a mentor and longtime University of Iowa marching band figure. The letter shifts to concern over rising college costs, student debt, and federal loan rules, arguing education is strained by subsidies, deficits, and rising tuition while wages lag and taxpayers bear the burden.
Maureen Kern argues Penn State’s leadership removal is a win for the university and victims, criticizing the focus on football over felony sexual crimes and urging reflection to help the affected young men.
Des Moines business owner Victoria Childress faced harassment after declining to bake a cake for a lesbian couple. The author argues her right to refuse service aligns with business and First Amendment faith protections and calls for support.
The piece parses Newt Gingrich’s debate tactics to unsettle Barack Obama. It notes Gingrich’s polling rise, his Lincoln Douglas style aim, and his plan to follow Obama on the campaign trail with rapid responses. It contrasts Romney and Perry while stressing Gingrich’s media framing and potential risk to voters.
Guest column discusses arsenic in private well water not covered by the Safe Drinking Water Act. It advises private well owners to test annually with an accredited lab, understand arsenic forms, ensure proper filter specs, and consult a water professional.
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