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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2008
Page
4
The Cedar Rapids City Council approved the first flood buyouts of properties between the river and levees, covering about 246 homes 60 businesses and 12 industries. Buyouts are optional and funded by federal support. The decision aims to speed resident choices and flood recovery.
Peter Guttman argues in favor of stricter constitutional requirements by linking foreign travel experience to presidential qualifications. He proposes amending Article II to demand candidates visit at least 20 countries with 48 hours abroad 4 years before inauguration, citing Palin's limited travel and urging global awareness for leaders.
The letters extol Ben Rogers as thoughtful, community minded, and prepared for Linn County leadership, while another writer attacks Barack Obama over his stance on faith and abortion. The piece also notes October as Celiac Disease Awareness Month with education on celiac disease and its prevalence and symptoms.
Readers weigh in on transparency with finalists in the Cedar Rapids school superintendent race. A follow up poll asks which candidate has most negative ads in the current presidential cycle.
Democratic Rep. Dick Taylor cites a full calendar while Republican challenger Kathy Potts had agreed to an Oct 27 forum with the League of Women Voters. Voters in the district won t see a same arena candidate debate.
The text lists varied symptoms including fibromyalgia like pains headaches infertility miscarriages anemia skin rash and mood changes in adults and delayed growth failure to gain weight and short stature in children. It notes up to 40 percent have no symptoms and many patients spend about ten years before diagnosis.
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