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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2014
Page
6
In a rare bipartisan moment on the Senate floor the retiring Tom Harkin received a gracious farewell from Chuck Grassley who praised his lifetime public service. The event marked a respectful closure to a long era of public service.
U S Sen Tom Harkin notes dismay as the Senate fails to approve a long sought treaty expanding Americans with Disabilities Act protections internationally. Despite backing from figures like Bob Dole and groups such as the U S Chamber of Commerce, 87 votes needed for passage were not reached.
A Brook Kruse letter argues bullying harms students and cites PACER data. It endorses An anonymous Alerts to report bullying and urges citizen action to stop bullying, noting broader concerns about youth mental health and safety. The piece also references Keystone XL and economic impacts of pipeline transport.
The Waterloo Community School District considers expanding practical coursework to prepare students for work after high school joining districts shifting toward career focused classes. Readers are invited to share ideas for improving public schools’ work and higher education preparation. The message mentions energy policy debates and national concerns with oil and energy access. John Stiegelmeyer of Vinton voices views on energy and policy.
Jonah Goldberg comments on the Rosetta mission and a shirt worn by Matt Taylor sparking online backlash. He argues feminists overreact, defends Taylor, and warns that diverse norms erode shared standards of manners while promoting mutual respect in public discourse.
State Rep. Chuck Isenhart argues Iowa should adapt Chesapeake Bay strategies to curb farm runoff and pollution. He notes Maryland’s cross-state cooperation, pollution diet, funding, and monitoring as a model while urging faster action and collaboration with Maryland experts.
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