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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
5
In 1908 Cedar Rapids switched from the old system to commission government and prospered. In 1965 residents weigh changes again, arguing the council manager form could better manage funds and policy under trained administration, not a stampede. The piece argues change is prudent after 58 years.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette piece praises Bradley for supporting council form of government while omitting Byron Bell who spoke for city manager reform. The letter questions journalistic balance and accuses the Gazette of withholding relevant facts that could harm its favored cause. The author concedes missing the Bell portion but suspects his remarks were strong.
A Cedar Rapids call to vote in a pivotal September 7 election urges residents to decide on adopting a city manager plan. The piece stresses informed choice, civic duty, and the right to voice the city’s future, urging readers to weigh facts and cast a yes or no vote.
An advocacy piece argues Cedar Rapids should vote yes on September 7 to adopt city manager government. It contends the form saves money, boosts efficiency, and outperforms the commission system, while critics fail to offer concrete drawbacks or timely alternatives.
Police Chief George Matias warns Cedar Rapids motorists to take extra care as youngsters start returning to schools. He highlights first time students as especially at risk and asks drivers to exercise caution through the holiday weekend to prevent injuries.
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