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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2014
Page
5
Across the Creative Corridor and state, more than 3,100 homes were sold in September a slight increase from 2013. In Cedar Rapids 352 homes sold and Iowa City 190 changed hands. The ThankYouIowaCity program offers do gooders perks at local businesses.
West Liberty man Leo A. Nopoulos faces an aggravated misdemeanor charge after police watched a video showing him punching and kicking his roommate's cat for over three hours. The incident prompted the animal torture claim.
Reader Dick Hansen criticizes the Board of Regents for hiring Deloitte to cut costs at Iowa schools. He argues the plan harms workers and jobs, saying 3.3 million paid to Deloitte benefits no one but the firm. He urges protecting jobs and workforce growth.
The Iowa Department of Transportation seeks input from Eastern Iowans on improving the I 380 corridor. Submit ideas by 5 p.m. Wednesday to answer thegazette com or call (319) 398 8484. Include full name and city for publication consideration.
Jonah Goldberg questions Alison Lundergan Grimes who call themselves Clinton Democrats. He notes Clinton era policies, wage growth links to the era, and contrasts with Obama policies while examining Hillary Clinton and the DLC’s legacy. Goldberg is National Review Online editor at large.
Peniel E Joseph argues that Ferguson and related St Louis protests catalyze a broader social justice surge across America. He cites police violence against Black Americans, calls for higher wages and school reform, and a new generation leading a diverse civil rights era revival across cities and campuses.
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