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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2008

Page

3

Scrutiny urged before Cedar Rapids liquor permits amid zoning clash

Editorial notes Cedar Rapids' Aug. 13 approval of Liquor and Tobacco Point at 1545 First Ave SE faces challenge after resident Joe Zito cites city code barring liquor stores within 300 feet of churches or schools, citing Mission of Hope at 138.7 feet. Police seek permit revocation. as in Wellington Heights 1455 Mount Vernon Rd, concerns of crime and safety loom. State law empowers police chiefs to deny licenses jeopardizing public welfare. calls rise for stricter standards on new outlets.

Cedar Rapids First Ave Joe Zito Mission of Hope Wellington Heights Mount Vernon Rd

Partnership powers post flood BrewNost at two museums

After historic floods in Linn County Cedar Rapids Museum of Art hosted BrewNost the fundraiser moved from the Czech Slovak Museum & Library to a drenched yet resilient Cedar Rapids Museum of Art The piece highlights cross museum collaboration amid disaster and notes plans for future cultural offerings including Orchestra Iowa joining Brucemore for Ode to Joy on the front lawn.

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Cedar Rapids Linn County Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Iowa Brucemore

No one's clean in this mess on bailout vote

Opinion piece skewers both parties over the $700 billion Wall Street bailout. Boehner admonishes GOP for failing to deliver votes amid partisan theatrics by Pelosi. McCain, Obama, and Bush are lampooned for responses as markets plunge. The author decries populism and calls out two decades of political dysfunction.

House John Boeh Wall Street Nancy Pelosi Pelosi Barney Frank Frank House Financial Services Committee Alan Greenspan John McCain Fannie Mae Ef Origo Senate Banking Committee Christopher Dodd D-Conn House Democrats McCain Senate Harry Reid Washington Barack Obama Obama Colorado al-Qaida Baghdad Bush Treasury Henry Paulson Goldman Sachs Forbes Magazine Congress Congressional GOP Legislative Branch

Landfall 2008 concerts praised but crowds sparse in Cedar Rapids

A Cedar Rapids reader lauds Landfall 2008 World Music series supported by Legion Arts while lamenting dismal turnout at Greene Square Park. The writer urges larger audiences for future events and notes campus life filled with homework and activities that limit free time for culture. The letter also praises former University of Iowa general counsel Marc Mills despite his firing after the Stolar report, condemning the process as lacking due process and humanity.

Cedar Rapids Legion Arts Berlin 17 Hippies Greene Square Park France Germany Africa Ireland Carol Kean Marc Mills University of Iowa Mills Miller Stolar

Republicans not to blame for bailout bill's failure

University of Iowa counsel Mark Schantz argues Mills was wrongfully terminated and urges reconsideration. Professor Michael Lewis Beck protests sale of Jackson Pollock Mural by the Board of Regents, warning it harms the university's reputation. Ramon Lim laments the move as shortsighted. Confusion over Democratic control and bipartisan support in bailout effort.

Mark Schantz Mills University of Iowa Michael Lewis-Beck F. Wendell Miller Jackson Pollock University of Iowa Museum of Art State Board of Regents

White Sox Rays poll and political jab at Pelosi

An Iowa reader critiques Democratic unity on banking crisis legislation and assigns blame to Republicans and presidents, arguing fault lies with lending institutions and borrowers rather than leaders. The letter cites prior eras and mortgage trends to frame the debate ahead of November elections.

White House Congress GazetteOnline Nancy Pelosi Bush Clinton Carter

Farmers defend tile use as flood defense in Iowa context

Curt Zingula of Linn County Farm Bureau argues against blaming drainage tile for the 2008 floods. He notes saturated soils drive floods, tile releases excess water gradually and supports terracing and no till. The NRCS promotes tile with grass waterways to protect soil and roads.

Jim Kinsella U.S Natural Resources and Conservation Service

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