TREEMENDOUS FALL FOLIAGE SHAWN IOWA WEEK
Northeast Iowa sees peak fall colors this week with scenic views and rising winter prep. Gas prices add to the cost of the motor tour but locals savor the season.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2005
Page
3
Northeast Iowa sees peak fall colors this week with scenic views and rising winter prep. Gas prices add to the cost of the motor tour but locals savor the season.
A Cedar Rapids letter to the editor argues deer overpopulation threatens highways and suggests hunting or relocation as remedies. The writer also critiques deer tag funding, calls for on ramp laws, and questions union political influence in city elections referencing the 2004 presidential race.
Campaign letter from Jesse Barr argues for 150 word limit on letters about the November 8 city elections. He questions the AFL-CIO influence and warns that power without restraint is dangerous, urging Gazette readers to note which candidates are beholden to special interests when voting.
The piece argues misperceptions about terrorism persist while highlighting al Qaida plans targeting Asia's financial hubs such as Tokyo Singapore or Sydney. It urges global cooperation, intelligence sharing and proactive measures to protect economic centers before attacks jeopardize Asia and the world economy.
Irresponsible motorists trash Iowa streets with fast food wrappers and bottles as littering persists. An FCC hearing drew a partisan crowd, while Cedar Rapids sees Clancy's Ltd. shutter after 43 years and yard sign confusion across districts.
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