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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2011
Page
3
The Gazette editorial notes 382000 Iowans lack reliable access to nutritious food and urges generous giving this season. It highlights 1160 emergency food groups, SNAP's impact on 340000 Iowa residents, and calls on Congress to safeguard hunger safety nets.
A Center Junction reader recalls a harsher past at Anamosa West School defying calls for modern amenities and praising hard work. Another letter urges the NCAA to impose a nine year death penalty on Penn State for a cover up of pedophilia, calling for disbandment of its athletic program.
Mitchell A. Levin from Cedar Rapids contends the real obstacle to peace is Arab rejection of Israel. He cites Olmert Abbas peace proposals, Camp David dynamics, and ongoing Gaza rocket attacks as evidence that violence and refusals persist, endangering any peace outcome.
Jeff Capps, executive director of Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity, discusses the group's work in Leogane Haiti as part of the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project. He notes Haiti's ongoing need, the international impact of local tithes, and urges continued donor support and time to help 28 000 families aided to date.
A satirical dialogue imagines Romney and rivals at a Thanksgiving meal. Newt Gingrich touts future ideas with Dippin’ Dots, Cain mocks stuffing, Santorum offers pumpkin pie, Bachmann brings sweet potatoes, Perry hunts for cranberries, and a TV host escorts Michelle Obama’s carrot sticks amid holiday banter.
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