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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2010
Page
4
FEMA officials reversed a prior order and support moving a new 45 million dollar library to the True North site near Greene Square Park. The package includes 19.5 million for relocation 9.8 million for replacing flooded collections and 10 million state funds with private fundraising still needed.
A Cedar Rapids led effort by 50 50 in 2020 calls for recruiting more women to run for public office in Iowa starting in 2012. Co chaired by Maggie Tinsman and Jean Lloyd Jones, the group aims to train candidates and offer shadowing with current officeholders to close the gender gap.
Readers criticize the Cedar Rapids decision to close Second Avenue SE with claims of a rushed process and demand hard data on traffic from police and fire officials before any action. Other letters honor World War II veterans and praise Hy-Vee donors, while a mother laments media influence and public decorum.
A reader urges scrutiny of government bailouts and new proposals, comparing a past $30 billion plan for banks with current Senate actions. The writer criticizes Branstad’s policy ideas and argues Culver deserves reelection for fiscal restraint and better stewardship.
The recession ended officially in June 2009 but unemployment remains high with 9.6 percent to 10 percent ranges. Growth lagged at 1.6 percent in Q2 and prospects for Q3 are weak. Many Americans face poverty and underemployment despite policy actions. The piece argues patience and real job creation are needed for true recovery.
Chris Ball argues for practical tailgate reforms around Kinnick Stadium. He urges licensing porta potties, legalizing open containers near the stadium, stronger enforcement of public urination and drunken driving, and university city cooperation to promote responsible drinking and safe rides. He notes the economic value of game days and invites further input from locals.
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