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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 2015

Page

6

EPA should stay the course on renewable fuel standards

The Gazette urges the EPA not to roll back the Renewable Fuel Standard. It notes 2007 expansion aimed to stabilize a corn ethanol market, reduce dependence on foreign oil, and push cleaner fuels. It cites Iowa’s strong ethanol role, voter support, and the clash with oil interests.

Environmental Protection Agency Congress Iowa U.S Iowa Renewable Fuels Association Iowa Corn Growers Association Selzer & Co Des Moines Register RFS

Letters tout Abou Assaly for Marion mayor

An editorial urges Nick Abou Assaly as the right leader for Marion's growth and heritage, praising his council service, ethics, and vision for future development. The letter argues his mayoral leadership would guide the city safely forward.

Nick Abou Assaly Marion Joe and Sarah Stutler

Street Smart signals shift from cars to walkable cities

Lenore Skenazy interviews Sam Schwartz, former NYC transit chief, about his book Street Smart. He argues Americans drove less since 2003 and cities must prioritize walkability to attract youth, startups and capital while reducing traffic and subsidies to highways. He notes declining licenses among youths and rising car retirements.

Schwartz

Paul Ryan weighs speaker bid with family time caveat

The article notes Paul Ryan, a 45 year old married father of three, may seek speaker of the House only if guaranteed time with family. It contrasts his stance with typical work norms, cites session days, salaries, and past votes on parental leave, and references Boehner's caution about HR 1 before ending with local contact details.

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