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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1990
Page
7
The local YWCA marks National Victim's Rights Week with a vigil on April 23 at 7 p.m. in Greene Square. The event features speakers poems and songs and highlights domestic violence and sexual assault support programs led by Cris Kinkead Kristie Doser and Michele Ovel at the 318 Fifth St. SE location.
As child care policy moves to House Senate talks, Rep. Tom Tauke is credited with expanding options for rural and poor families through tax credits and vouchers and resisting coercive federal aid. Senate challenger Tauke is praised for shaping national policy benefiting Iowa families while Sen. Harkin headlines.
A letter praised by residents notes trees will be included in downtown streetscape with water access along walks. The City Parks Department and Forestry Director Eric Faaborg helped shape a plan requiring at least one inch of water per week per tree as the trees mature and enhance pedestrian appeal.
Cedar Rapids viewers accuse a local TV anchor of injecting opinion into a 6 p m broadcast while discussing Fairfield newspaper editors fired over anti abortion ties The columnist says news should be impartial and suggests labeling such segments as editorials. Crystal A Kayser Northeast Cedar Rapids Iowa 2126 North Towne Ct NE.
The reader asserts abortion is murder and argues women should abstain from sex to avoid pregnancy. Cites Reverend Donald Wildman saying fetuses are God's children and claims more children would exist if abortions did not occur.
Sandy Carpenter recalls a well built childhood home in Czech Village that was bulldozed the same day a homeless house was moved, questioning why such a sturdy residence could not be saved and moved. Neighbors and visitors once praised the house as among the best built in the area.
Ben Wolverton writes from Troy Mills praising radio hosts Rick Sellers and Mike Dulaney for their letters about big band music. He recalls Jim Doyne and Jerry Carr and mentions discovering KMRY 1450 AM during Cubs snow delay and enjoying Festival Week tributes to Armstrong Miller and Dorsey.
Newspaper outlines letter rules noting abbreviations allowed. Writers must include signature and contact details though published letters may omit street address and phone for authentication. Limitation states 300 word maximum and one letter per writer every 30 days.
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