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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2004
Page
4
The Gazette argues for parking restrictions on Cedar Rapids parade routes to improve safety and viewing, noting current hazards and crowd impact. It cites disability access, business concerns, and public notification as manageable issues, urging action before the 21st Annual Lighted Holiday Parade.
The piece notes John Kerry now appears to accept pre emptive defense and the Patriot Act as likely to stay in force, despite prior Democratic critique. It suggests his campaign reads public opinion, contrasts past opposition with current stance, and highlights debate remarks and polling influences.
A reader argues brokers do not control Iowa City Farmers Market and notes organic certified farms participate. The writer says 88 Iowa markets are approved for FMNP checks and brokers are excluded, urging shoppers to verify by the FMNP sign at vendors.
Edward Winter argues that the Linn County Auditor should curb absentee ballots issued for convenience. He notes past accessibility surveys by Citizens for People with Disabilities and Linn County Auditors to ensure polling places complied with ADA rules. He urges a handling fee or mobility impairment statement to offset printing and mailing costs for absentee ballots.
A voter criticizes the Bush Grassley tax cuts as benefiting the rich and increasing national debt. The speaker condemns wasteful government spending, cites offshore profits, and pledges to vote for Art Small on November 2 to restore fiscal responsibility in the Senate.
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