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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2000
Page
6
The Iowa open records law presumes access with listed exceptions, yet officials expand these limits. A 14 newspaper investigation shows barriers to public information, while custodians risk misdemeanor penalties up to 30 days in jail or a $50 to $100 fine for refusals.
The piece argues that expanding the 1968 hate crimes statute to include gender, sexual orientation, and disability may hurt election campaigns for GOP reps who back the measure. It notes the House support but expected drop, and cites incumbents like Bilbray Kuykendall Bass facing tough races.
A Duke UNC survey notes two thirds of young officers lean Republican and only 8 percent identify as Democrats. The piece argues military veterans form a 25 million strong bloc favoring Bush, while Gore showcases a hawk stance and long national security experience distinct from Clinton.
Iowa Reform Party declares Patrick Buchanan the legitimate nominee after a split at the convention. Courts in California and Colorado bar Hagelin from the Reform Party line and affirm Buchanan as the official candidate.
A reader questions restricted hours for blood donations citing a Sept 21 shortage article. They urge 24 hour walk in centers or joint scheduling to ease the burden, noting modern conveniences exist for other services.
The Gazette cites Iowa ranking 10th from bottom in affordability with 34 percent of renters unable to afford a two bedroom unit. The NLCHC report notes a two bedroom housing wage of 9.10 per hour in Iowa and contrasts Texas 11.16 per hour with 38 percent unable to afford. The issue is national, not Iowa's alone.
The Gazette calls for letters up to 300 words and requires name street address and daytime phone. Only name and hometown will be published. Each writer may submit one letter every 30 days. No anonymous letters. Address Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Fax and email contacts provided.
Letter questions the logic of a government agency fining another and the burden on taxpayers to pay a $78,000 penalty. The writer calls it another example of the fleecing of America and cites NBC's framing.
Congratulations to Linda Langston for four successful years as History Center Director. She elevated a once obscure organization to prominence through decisive leadership, resilience, and hard work amid high pressure and modest pay.
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