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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2007
Page
9
Brisk ticket sales moved the event to the Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids 7 p.m. Wednesday. The North Korea Tae Kwon Do Demonstration Team performs with an Iowa team. Tickets are 10 dollars with free admission for ages 6 and under and 65 plus. Seating is limited. More information at usnktkd.com.
Absentee ballots for the November 6 Linn County city elections are available from the Linn County Elections Office. The office is open weekdays 8 am to 5 pm on the second floor of the County Administrative Building at 930 First Street SW Cedar Rapids. Ballot request forms can be downloaded from linncounty.org and mailed to P O Box 1328 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406-1328.
The Iowa City school board will vote on buying about 42 354 square feet of land next to the district’s Central Administration Office for 263 295 dollars. The site hosts vehicles and materials and could house a building. it is not a new school site. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at 509 S. Dubuque St.
University of Iowa President Sally Mason declined to publicly support or oppose a proposed Iowa City measure banning anyone under 21 from bars after 10 p.m. The Gazette notes her difficulty in voting in the November election and highlights the debate on binge drinking versus adult decision making.
In Iowa Clinton campaigns on an economic blueprint to restore middle class prosperity, arguing wages stagnate under Bush and calling for a shift in Iraq policy. She cites past economic gains under Bill Clinton and appeals to labor union members and everyday Americans.
Clinton pitched a $50 billion energy fund to create jobs through alternative energy and manufacturing growth while boosting broadband access. She promised to fight for the Employee Free Choice Act to aid union organizing as she noted union workers earn about 30 percent more than non union workers. About half the audience gave a standing ovation. Contact: James Lynch.
Early voting shows turnout may top 2005 levels but stay below 2001 and 2003 figures. 41,169 registered voters face 7 am to 8 pm polling with 718 ballots returned by last night and nearly 300 on Monday. Five candidates vie for two at large seats, one to be eliminated after tonight. results tonight at GazetteOnline.com.
After half a foot of rain in one afternoon, Delaware County residents faced flooded basements and damaged roads. Officials described the event as an unusual weather system with six inches of rain in five hours, while Red Cross sent cleanup kits and officials considered shelter options.
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