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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2006

Page

4

Editorial: Reauthorize No Child Left Behind to boost gains

The Gazette argues that No Child Left Behind has improved math, science, and reading performance, especially for younger students, and urges reauthorization with funding and broader achievement measures. It notes Iowa’s slower gains but calls for renewed standards, regular reporting, and fixes to funding and mandates.

Iowa Congress National Education Association U.S. Department of Education

governors urged to appoint UI president without Regents

Readers debate the University of Iowa presidency search, arguing to bypass the Iowa Board of Regents and have the governor appoint the next president to cut taxpayer costs. Letters demand accountability while contrasting responses to local tragedies and policy debates.

David Skorton University of Iowa Iowa Iowa Board of Regents Tom Vilsack Chet Culver Anne Ledvina Cedar Rapids

New jefe same as old jefe by George Diaz

The piece ponders Cuba after Fidel Castro and shifts of power to Raul Castro. It notes Raul as the new jefe, Cuban public indifference to unrest, and the lingering exile ties in Florida. The outlook suggests limited immediate change and enduring Cuban hardships. It cites Mel Martinez and Brian Latell on succession and references Beijing studies and Soviet aid loss.

George Diaz Orlando Sentinelt Who Fidel Castro Little Havana Peter Townsend Roger Daltrey Castro Raul Florida Mel Martinez Fidel Cuba Havana Brian Latell CIA Soviet Union China Beijing South

Census chaos could tilt 2016 election

Daniel McGroarty argues that resignations at the Census Bureau and data breaches threaten 2010 census accuracy, risking electoral votes and redistricting. He speculates on 2016 candidates, noting how micro sampling and district drawing could alter outcomes, and calls for scrutiny of census processes.

Daniel McGroarty White House Hillary Barrack Rudy McCain Mitt Washington U.S. Census Bureau Math Department of United States Carolyn Maloney Census Subcommittee Gerry Lieberman Congress Senate Statehouse David Krumholz CBS Numb3rs Texas Rangers Hillary Clinton Montel Williams Chad Broward County U.S

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