Double Dip Pay Curbs Spark Senate Action
The Senate approved a measure to cap future double dippers pensions and salaries at 47500 dollars as part of a Civil Service reform bill. Critics say the move mainly shrinks applicant pools while not affecting current legislators who draw military pensions. Senator Goldwater and Senator Glenn call the double standard hypocritical.
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Iowa open meetings law changes take effect January first
The Iowa Supreme Court ruling narrows penalties for open meetings violations to civil fines and clarifies exemptions. The new law, effective January 1, replaces criminal penalties with civil penalties and tightens required actions for officials to avoid violations.
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Public backs parity with Soviets in arms race survey
Harris poll shows 61 percent think U S military is as strong or stronger than Russia, with 43 percent wanting greater U S power, 45 percent favor parity. Regional and age groups differ, while 62 percent see waste in defense spending yet 18 percent want cuts, 36 percent seek increases.
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Parking Plan Urges County to Buy Penick Ford Building
The Gazette and KCRG propose solving court space crowding by moving county offices to Memorial Coliseum and using the Penick and Ford Building for parking. They say 60 of 200 spaces would serve the public, offering ample, cheap parking compared to downtown lots and underground meters.
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Editor Letter on Latin Education and Back to Basics
A Cedar Rapids retiree argues against compulsory retirement and praises Latin, predicting a national return to basics in schooling. He cites the Junior Classical League convention at the University of North Texas, noting strong student interest and the need for Latin in curricula as a cultural and linguistic foundation.
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Cedar Rapids school board backs writing skills push
In Cedar Rapids The Window outlines board priorities focusing on improving writing. Bob Weinhardt leads the effort and is urged for reelection after co chairing the earlier Task Force on writing instruction.
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Integrity and honesty as Mary Baker Eddy described
Mary Baker Eddy writes that the man of integrity follows duty as Truth and conscience direct. He is guided by fixed Principle, acts honestly in all roles, seeks no disguise, and avoids reproachable means, never hiding a double character.
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Election letter deadline set for Sept 12 school election
The Gazette will halt letters on Sept 10 to allow time for fair rebuttals. Letters must reach the editorial department by Friday noon Sept 8 to be considered for the Tuesday election on candidates issues or ballot questions.
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Write-in support for Linn-Mar school board candidate Bill Lee
A neighbor and friend supports Bill Lee as a write-in candidate for the Linn-Mar school board seat vacated by Jody Cutler. The author notes Bill and his wife Ina led the Linn-Mar Booster Club for three years and praise his time, dedication, and suitability for the role. Linn-Mar voters should consider his qualifications.
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Write-In Ballot Sought for Bill Lee on Sept 12
Voters are reminded to request a write-in ballot for Bill Lee when voting on September 12 at Indian Creek School. The notice urges residents to ensure their candidate choice is counted.
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No title in sight for this age claim
A brief note from Cori Ribiet Jr. on teenage attitudes toward money, suggesting youths reject the idea that money comes without work and may insist it should grow on trees once they understand finances. The commentary reflects a lighthearted observation about intergenerational views on wealth.
Sugarless Oatmeal Dilemma Spurs FTC Letter
Cedar Rapids’s oatmeal production boom clashes with a sugar problem at home. A father laments his son Sean’s nightly sugar binges, proposing FTC involvement to curb sugared cereal's appeal while praising oatmeal’s healthiness and local cereal history.
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