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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2011

Page

4

Editorial: Cedar Rapids school board race diversity questioned

The Gazette argues the Cedar Rapids school board benefits from diverse interests and warns against one group dominating the board. It notes incumbents faced CREA backed challengers, reports one new member Allen Witt, and stresses voter turnout as decisive in Tuesday's election.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Education Association CREA Sunny Story Gazette St. Luke’s Hospital Ann Rosenthal Allen Witt Melissa Kiliper-Ernst

Perry's constitutional reform proposals spark debate

Scott McKeag notes Perry seeks to abolish federal judges tenure and the 16th and 17th amendments and to override Supreme Court power. The piece weighs the risks of a revolving door Congress, direct senate elections, and a balanced budget amendment on the Constitution and public programs. McKeag also highlights voter access to information and warns against radical amendments.

America Congress Supreme Court U.S Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Jon Huntsman

Veterans' work value rebuttal from a retired sergeant

Michael R. Woods, a retired master sergeant from Mount Vernon, argues that veterans offer transferable workplace skills beyond military training. He contends civilian employers misjudge veterans and calls for fair chances rather than handouts as acceptance grows.

Michael R. Woods Mount Vernon

Remembering 9 11 and honoring the service

The writer reflects on the 9 11 attacks and the sacrifices of police firefighters and military personnel. Ten years later they seek out veterans to thank them as tears accompany viewing new documentary footage of the day and its impact on civilians and families.

Don Tyne

Letters Urge Support for Military Duty and Homeland Safety

A reader from Cedar Rapids urges Americans to view letters as required, praising the United States and calling on all residents to back military actions to safeguard freedom and safety from terrorists. God bless America.

United States America Lynette Nugent Cedar Rapids

Soldiers Families Bear Burden of Wars

A brief public message laments wartime burdens shouldered by service members and their families. It urges support for leaders and notes no extra taxes, framing the nation as united in sacrifice. The text references 9/11 coverage and calls for prayers for those in power and those who serve.

New York City

Controversy Over Recalling 9 11 Media Reminders

Sue H Nolan of Marion questions media practice of yearly 9 11 nostalgia arguing that daily handgun deaths are a comparable toll and media should move on from 9 11 reminders. She urges less repetition of the tragedy and more focus on current violence.

Sue H. Nolan Marion

CSPS Hall Brings Cedar Rapids Cultural Treasures Back

Local readers hail CSPS Hall as Legion Arts nonprofit venue restoring Cedar Rapids cultural life. The writer praises two superb concerts in two weeks with affordable tickets. They thank John Herbert and Mel Andringa for dedicated service to the community.

Cedar Rapids Legion Arts Nonprofit CSPS John Herbert Mel Andringa

Cedar Rapids council moves forward on shelter and hotel deal

The Cedar Rapids City Council approves 3.5 million dollars in local sales tax for a new animal shelter on the Kirkwood campus and negotiates a Hilton Doubletree branded hotel and convention complex deal. Hilton waives a 500000 dollar annual franchise fee and will manage the hotel and complex for 10 years with a 15 year brand period. The plan includes an 8 percent net revenue preference payment to the city and an 85 15 revenue split favoring the city. naming rights and arena management could follow. The project targets a five year minimum operation with a later sale option.

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