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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2013
Page
5
The Gazette editorial urges voters to keep the 21-only bar rule three years after adoption. It cites fewer alcohol related arrests, a drop in dangerous student drinking, and vibrant downtown life as proof the law works, arguing repeal is unnecessary.
Kathleen Parker assesses a week of health care rollouts and rumor fueled by miscommunications. She notes eavesdropping claims about the NSA and Merkel, urging a rethink of trust with allies as the Obama administration seeks accountability.
Readers discuss racial politics and the Affordable Care Act, urge voting in 2014, and endorse Susie Weinacht for Cedar Rapids City Council. Letters praise her relief work during the 2008 flood, PTA involvement, job efforts, neighborhood outreach, and Blue Zone support.
Letter writer challenges The Gazette Editorial Board for endorsing sodomite marriage while arguing Americans retain religious liberty as individuals. The author accuses the paper of betraying Founders and divinely ordained rights and appeals to the King James Bible as ultimate authority.
Anthony Brown presents a new approach for Cedar Rapids focusing on inclusive growth across residential and commercial sectors. He emphasizes independence from big donors and aims to balance traditional Midwestern living with modern city amenities.
Ron Stodola of Marion argues Obamacare shifts costs from the healthy to the middle class and praises government assistance to the poor while expressing willingness to forgo insurance. He recounts his own career and views on premium support, taxes, and potential penalties.
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