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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2010
Page
4
A standing room only crowd of about 200 gathered at the Islamic Center in Cedar Rapids for a Day of Remembrance on September 11. Speakers from Muslim, Jewish and Christian communities urged unity, respect and tolerance honoring 9/11 victims.
Federal investigators say Wright County Egg repeatedly tested positive for salmonella from 2008 to 2010 amid a large outbreak, while a federal safety bill stalled after Coburn’s opposition. Iowa coach Norm Parker is hospitalized after Arizona game, and Regent Michael Gartner urges board involvement in contracts for coaches.
A Cedar Rapids reader advocates for Governor Chet Culver describing a balanced state budget that has shrunk since taking office, expansion of universal preschool, flood recovery leadership, I-JOBS funding, wind energy progress, and plans to vote for Culver on November 2.
A reader urges revival of American Legion Post No. 5 with a new bar and meeting space for veterans. The letter also attacks political obstruction and endorses Marianette Miller-Meeks, while other writers discuss tax reform options from flat tax to value added tax.
A column traces how Carter and Obama drew evangelical blessing and charisma, with King Sr praising Carter at the 1976 Demos and Robertson backing him. It parallels Obama to Carter, noting coalition fragility and lingering faith-driven politics shaping the modern Democratic tilt.
Ambassador Michael B. Oren argues that Israelis deeply value peace even amid repeated wars and rocket attacks. He cites polls showing broad support for negotiations with the Palestinians, a two state solution, and a strong democratic system alongside a thriving economy and tech sector.
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