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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2013
Page
5
The message lists a Cedar Rapids address Cedar Rapids Iowa with a Box 511 and a contact phone number 319 398 8262 plus an email placeholder jeff tecklenburg at sourcemedia net. It reads like an editorial inquiry or contact note for the Source Media network.
The Gazette argues against allowing all-terrain vehicles on secondary roads, noting safety concerns and high fatalities. It says uniform statewide rules could raise funding and tourism but warns ATVs designed for off road should not travel on paved highways. It cites CPSC data and urges lawmakers to consider public safety first.
The piece portrays Ted Cruz as a central figure in a looming immigration reform fight within the GOP. It notes the Senate bill’s passage, Tea Party opposition, and calls for piecemeal reform while criticizing Cruz’s stance and background. It mentions Boehner and the push for broader reform beyond Washington.
Local letters advocate for electing Russell to Cedar Rapids at large and praise Coralville leaders. Ken Sullivan supports street repairs with a $500 million backlog and 40 percent of streets in poor condition. Ralph Russell, a civil engineer, would lead street development. Coralville supporters John Lundell Laurie Goodrich Dan and Denise Dickel commend City leadership and voter engagement.
Jeremy Brigham argues the Battle of the Thames and 1812 legacy shaped Iowa’s settlement. He notes counties named for veterans and leaders such as Jackson Scott Linn Johnson Buchanan Lucas Decatur Boone Taylor Cass Shelby Adair Harrison Butler and more, linking early governors and presidents to Iowa’s growth.
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