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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2009
Page
3
The holiday shopping rush begins with millions flocking to stores and online outlets. Retailers expect 30 to 40 percent of annual sales from this period while surveys show many plan tighter budgets this year. Supporting local merchants boosts the economy and communities through tough times.
A writer criticizes Sarah Palin and the Senate health care bill describing it as fraud with inflated costs and weak reform. Other letters urge Marion council to reconsider Seventh Avenue Corridor, vent about veterans benefits, and compare Obama to past leaders while calling for action and accountability.
Fox News Channel tried to drum up another controversy over President Obama's bow to Emperor Akihito. The piece argues bowing is a respectful greeting in Japan and not insulting to skip it. The article suggests Fox reacts deeply to criticize the president.
A shopper vents about coupon chaos at Bed Bath and Beyond and similar stores. She recalls organizing coupons, fearing overpayment, and wishing for straightforward pricing like car dealers offer. The piece blends humor with a personal struggle over discounts, mothers, and self‑reflection.
Gary W. Steinke president of the Iowa Association of Independent colleges outlines concern over cuts to the Iowa Tuition Grant Program. He compares subsidies for state universities to private colleges, notes reserves redirected away from needy students, and urges protecting aid for low and lower middle income families amid budget reductions.
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