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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2007
Page
4
City staff will study merging the bus depot with a proposed Intermodal Transit Facility to avoid obsolescence and improve downtown First Street SE. The plan faces concerns about serving city buses and pedestrian safety while leveraging federal funding for future transportation.
The district adopts a three symbol system M meeting expectations W working toward meet ing expectations and A an area of concern, replacing E exceeds expectations. The shift aims to boost parent teacher dialogue and reveal details behind the letters.
A letter endorses Mitt Romney for president citing his business success and governorship in Massachusetts. It argues the country faces terrorism and economic strain from big government, urging budget responsibility and healthier personal choices.
A discussion resurfaced on whether the motto In God We Trust should stay on U.S. coins and bills. Proponents cite tradition and law while opponents urge secular neutrality and possible removal.
A reader letter endorses John Edwards, citing union support from United Steelworkers and others, backing his stance on Employee Free Choice Act and fair wages. The piece criticizes Bush calls his slogans insincere and accuses him of stalling on the Iraq surge. The author labels Bush’s leadership as failing and urges continued support for Edwards in caucuses.
The former House speaker says he is not running for president in 2008 and focuses on his American Solutions program. He argues for government reform, stronger homeland security, immigration action, and a tough, national interest driven agenda amid Bush fatigue and Democratic gains.
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