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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 2000

Page

12

Historic district rules blamed for burden on homeowners

Letter argues the Historic Preservation Commission hinders homeowners in Cedar Rapids by mandating costly upkeep and vinyl siding bans. It contends painting and extensive repairs drain finances, erode equity, and deter timely maintenance despite tax credits.

Historic Preservation Commission Craig Leo Harran Marilyn Ellison Historical Preservation Commission Commission Cedar Rapids

Cedar River Sport Use Face City Hall Debate

Cedar Rapids officials weigh a ban on studded ATVs on the Cedar River amid a dispute over quality of life and river use. Supporters argue vehicles meet decibel and registration rules while neighbors claim river recreation histories and equal access to riverfront use.

Cedar Rapids Cedar River Department of Natural Resource

Jeremy Brigham for Iowa 52nd District

Voters in Iowa's 52nd District are urged to choose Jeremy Brigham as their representative. The text highlights his background as a minister, community organizer, and educator and cites his stance on civil rights gun violence and education. It frames healthcare jobs and environmental and agricultural policy as priorities and emphasizes inclusive, welcoming governance for all residents.

Jeremy Brigham Brigham Iowa

Deadline for Letters to Gazette on Nov 7 Elections

The Gazette invites opinions with a noon Wednesday deadline, November 1 for letters to the editor. Short letters have a better chance. focus on proposals and how a candidate would perform rather than personal attributes.

Gazette

Endorsing James Houser for Linn County supervisor

A supporter praises incumbent Linn County Human Resources and James Houser for leadership on mental health and disability services. They commend programs for youth elderly and disabled, advisory board service, prudent use of taxpayer dollars, and urge voting for James Houser on November 7.

Linn County Human Resources Jim Houser Houser Iowa State County Management Linn County County Department of Human Resource Management Advisory Board

Bush versus Gore: Simanek urges Bush in Cedar Rapids letter

In a Cedar Rapids letter, Bradley H. Simanek endorses George W. Bush for president citing education, unity, and smaller government. He contrasts Bush with Al Gore, arguing Gore would expand entitlements and divide Americans. Simanek urges voting on Nov 7 for Bush.

George W. Bush Bradley H. Simanek Cedar Rapids Texas Bill Clinton Alan Greenspan al Gore

Gazette invites letters for publication

Readers may submit letters up to 300 words. Include name street address and daytime phone number. Only name and hometown will appear with the letter. Address letters to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 or send via FAX or email.

Gazette the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa

Impassioned ministers and the Millionaire mystery

Viewers note a lack of minority contestants on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and speculate about protests and activism. The letter questions whether ministers are staying quiet on racial issues while global affairs unfold and promises further coverage.

Jesse Jackson al Sharpton Mideast Fred Fredericks Belle Plaine

Radio station statement under fire for wording flaws

Antona Cillan provided newspaper clippings highlighting sentence problems in two items. Critics note misused verbs and awkward phrasing while readers question ethics and oversight in school and professional settings.

Antona Cillan

Lift cap on Linn County Extension funding vote

On November 7, residents can vote to remove the funding cap for the Linn County Extension Service. The Marion Extension Office oversees 4-H programs and youth activities, with many members sharing how 4-H builds life skills, responsibility, public speaking, leadership, goal setting, and community service for youths in Linn County and Iowa.

Linn County Marion 4-H Iowa United States

Hospital power struggles mock Cedar Rapids care

Robert O. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids laments a childish war between hospitals. He criticizes a bigger is better mindset, alleged bribes to favor certain administrations, and reduced patient choice, warning of monopolistic trends and pedestal politics in health care.

Robert O. Ferguson Cedar Rapids

Trash pickup and veterans needs prompt strong community scrutiny

Letter cites two issues in one piece. It questions underground downtown passageways vs manual yard debris collection and condemns hospital delays for veterans, noting a Marion veteran waiting since April for an appointment and referencing the USS Cole tragedy.

Marion

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