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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2008
Page
4
Legion Arts presents 11 international bands at venues around Cedar Rapids from Sept 11 to tonight at CSPS. All concerts were free with support from Rockwell Collins, the Iowa Arts Council and Sound Concepts.
A Families USA analysis shows 2000 to 2007 premium growth nearly quadrupled wage gains. The average family premium rose to 11194 annually, up 4707 or 76.6 percent, while coverage was often reduced. The piece also notes political quagmires and parking gridlock downtown after flood damage.
A reader defends the Global Poverty Act and rebukes criticisms about cost and intent. The letter cites the bill’s goals, Congress costs, and partisan influence, urging Grassley and Harkin to push S.2433 before adjournment.
A grass roots Rabbis for Obama group with over 300 rabbis states Barack Obama will prioritize Israeli security and reject using Israel as a wedge issue. They praise his commitment to diplomacy and to repairing the world.
Voters weigh the candidate’s age when judging energy vitality and experience. Experts note age can influence perspectives on policy stamina, governance style, and long term vision.
Readers are invited to vote on GazetteOnline com on what to emphasize. The piece highlights Obama’s call for civil discourse and concrete proposals, contrasts with McCain campaign tactics, and cites community recovery efforts led by the Area Substance Abuse Council in Marion Iowa with contact details.
Dave Zirin argues the NFL downplays player mental health amid high pressure and concussion links. He cites Terrell Owens Vince Young Shawn Andrews and broader culture that shames vulnerability and avoids medical help, urging better awareness and treatment.
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