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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2010
Page
3
The Gazette argues infrastructure funding is needed to grow commerce and quality of life while cautioning against large operating deficits. It notes subsidies vary by service and questions whether high speed rail justifies costs, stressing ridership depends on public perception of value and convenience.
A Cedar Rapids reader urges support for Mark Seidl in House District 37 to oppose Loebsack and back Mari Lahette Miller-Meeks. The letter cites healthcare flaws, immigration enforcement delays, term limits, and bipartisan representation without personal attacks.
Iowa Congressman Dave Loebsack built a record of cross party cooperation on flood recovery tax cuts and National Guard issues. He aimed to extend Bush tax cuts for middle class families and small businesses, working with Sen. Grassley and Republicans.
Carrie Z Norton urges 21-only in Iowa City to remain in effect arguing it reduces binge drinking and lowers liquor license saturation downtown. She links fewer alcohol related ER visits and assaults to the policy and warns against repealing it citing neighborhood noise and underage drinking concerns.
An independent voter praises a candidate who pledges honesty and integrity amid concerns over constitutional rights. The voter notes past choices aimed at limiting damage and signals renewed optimism as a trustworthy option emerges.
Iowa City to Chicago passenger line aims for 2015 startup with two daily round trips and stops in the Quad Cities and Geneseo. DOT projects 246 800 riders first year and 600 jobs yearly, touting green features and fuel savings amid enthusiasm and skepticism.
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