Parish Leadership, Editorial Team Listed in Board Notice
The article lists F Hladky as Chairman of the Board and office holder Je Hladky II, with President and Publisher Jobe, Donelly, Executive Vice Present and Treasurer John Robertson, Executive Editor Ast Heasinkveld, Editor of Elitoral Pay Editorial Board Charman Dave Morris, and Managing Editor.
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John Robertson
Ast Heasinkveld
Elitoral Pay
Charman Dave Morris
Beware sweatshops in the home work debate
Four months into her tenure Labor Secretary Ann Dore McLaughlin pushes to end the federal ban on home work for women. The piece weighs benefits for Iowa homemakers against risks of abuse, noting past abuses and a proposed registry to enable inspections.
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Ann Dore McLaughlin
Iowa
Labor Department
U.S
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
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Bordeaux
Bertha Turner
Bourdeaux
McLaughlin
Cancer attitudes clash US Soviet doctors conference
A satellite linked conference on cancer reveals a sharp attitudinal divide. Americans favor full disclosure to patients while Soviets prefer shielding them. US survivorship around 5 million vs Soviet 2.7 million, reflecting different treatment success and cultural norms.
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Morison decision risks press freedom and public accountability
A high court ruling in U S v Morison broadens Espionage Act reach, threatening reporters and editors who publish truthful leaks about national defense. The piece argues the decision erodes Madisonian government accountability, undermines press protections, and could chill investigative reporting despite assurances from some judges.
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New York Times Service
Readers blast Gazette coverage and safety official
Letters to the Gazette criticize reporting on Safety Commissioner Robert Jaeger and defend public interest coverage. A reader applauds fair reporting while others raise concerns about media silence on a statewide child support computer and domestic violence studies.
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Plough or Plow Debate Roils World Ploughing Matches
Farm writers face a spelling dilemma as the Amanas hosts the World Ploughing Matches in September. Officials favor World Plowing Contests with U.S. spelling on signs, while author Al Swegle plans to title events as World Ploughing Matches.
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al Swegle
Amanas
U.S
Swegle
Area Ambulance service in Cedar Rapids praised for progress
Robert Jaeger, safety commissioner, reflects on 25 years of EMS in Cedar Rapids. He notes independent services evolved into Area Ambulance Service in 1971, owned by the city and based at Mercy Hospital, under director Tim Trosky, with strong training for first responders. He highlights integration with hospitals, nurse-led infection control education, and broad community cooperation delivering lower-cost, high-quality pre-hospital care.
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Tim Trosky
Melody Oltmann
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Charles Peterson
American Association of Occupational Health Nurses
Des Moines
Cedar Rapidians
Sheriff's Rescue
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