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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2003
Page
4
A Natural Gas Supply Association study shows a 15 percent rise in summer utility natural gas costs raising home heating bills. Tips from utilities include lowering the thermostat, sealing drafts, using humidity control, door and curtain management, and warm clothing to cut energy use.
The Gazette urges participation in Iowa City Marion and Cedar Rapids primaries shaping City Council District C mayor and school board races. Voter turnout has been weak in recent elections, with 3.1 to 6 percent in various locales, while national turnout outpaced local involvement. It stresses voting as power and urges residents to cast ballots on Tuesday and on November 4.
The piece criticizes overuse of Amber Alerts for non kidnapping scenarios and argues for focus on child abduction cases. It discusses Linn County Farm Bureau district versus at large elections, Cedar Rapids Linn County consolidation, and endorsements for Iowa City and Marion officials.
Community member endorses Kevin Hyduk for Marion mayor citing decades of local service on the City Council from 1990 to 2000. Highlighted achievements include the Marion bypass project and efforts to attract new businesses for growth. Mentions Kevin and his wife Crissa prioritizing youth and family values.
Iowa City residents rally behind Regenia Bailey for at large city council with a focus on open government budgets neighborhoods and downtown revitalization. Support also backs Bob Elliott noted for financial discipline and long hours serving citizens.
Howard Dean former Vermont governor and physician argues for extending health insurance to all Americans and adding a Medicare prescription drug benefit while preserving Social Security. He cites aging demographics and critiques Bush era drug policy, recounting Vermont programs aiding seniors and urging national action.
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