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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2012
Page
4
An unnamed Gazette article discusses tax compliance and officers moonlighting in Cedar Rapids. It notes income tax officers who moonlight on sales tax and cites a union group collecting 1500 to 2000 dollars monthly from officers. It emphasizes lawful obligations.
The text discusses the impact of policies on stock values and economic conditions, mentions a plan to grow a deficit, and argues about voting eligibility and photo ID with references to political figures Tony Azevedo and Art Sankrensneaiel, noting Iowa as a context. It mixes assertions on the stock market, college funds, and pension plans with voting rights questions.
Community event promotes the remodeled Jean Oxley Public Service Center with Robert Barnum’s lobby mural Me for a real treat. The artwork features rich colors and Cedar Rapids life elements inviting visitors to view the new lobby.
The text references objections to race based admissions and a stance tied to the University of Michigan, with unclear attribution to Oty Bollinger and a claim about justice and a waning percentage. The fragmentary report hints at ongoing debate over affirmative action, but specifics are limited.
The article notes limited steps for Latinos under both parties with June efforts to pass the DREAM Act. An executive order allows some young undocumented immigrants to stay if they study or join the military, while many lack diplomas or GEDs and may be ineligible for benefits or insurance. It mentions veterans, a Texas family mourning a 55 year old, and references to Obama and Romney.
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