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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1998

Page

4

Hladley Slaughter Vie for Bowden Editorial Post

Joe Hladley and President and Publisher Ken Slaughter vie against Mark Bowden for the role of managing editor. Bowden is named as candidate while Hladley and Slaughter indicate leadership ambitions. The contest centers on editorial direction and newsroom leadership.

Jones v Clinton ruling stirs debate on presidential accountability

The May 1997 Supreme Court decision in Jones v Clinton suggests a sitting president can face suits for non official actions. It preserves the possibility of Paula Jones's sexual harassment case while highlighting broader implications for future presidents and accountability debates.

Clinton U.S. Supreme Court Jones Little Rock U.S Paula Jones Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr Congress Bo Ees Jones

Stereotype debate over Georgia remarks by Jane Fonda

A UN remark by Jane Fonda calling Georgia like a Third World country sparks a clash with Georgia governor Zell Miller who defends the state. The columnist urges less stereotyping and more firsthand exploration to appreciate each state's progress and appeal.

Jane Fonda Atlanta Ted Turner United Nations Georgia Zell Miller North Georgia Fonda Hanoi Jane South Mississippi

Remembering the Spanish American War Centennial Reflections

The piece recounts the 1898 conflict sparked by Cuba's struggle for independence, noting figures linked to the era and detailing the war’s events from the Maine explosion to American victories in Manila Bay and Cuba, the Philippine Islands, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the treaty in Paris.

Steve Ruggeri U.S I.Q Clara Barton American Red Cross Tom Mix Robert E. Lee Fitzhugh Lee Theodore Roosevelt Stephen Crane John “Black Jack” Pershing Wesley Merrit Fightin Joe Wheeler Pecos Bill” Shafter Nelson Miles George Dewey William Randolph Hearst Joseph Pulitzer Frederick Remington Edgar Rice Burroughs Fiorello LaGuardia William Tiffany Billy Mitchell Damon Runyon Carl Sandburg Maine Spain United States Philippines Hawaii Guam Puerto Rico Cuba Key West Fla America William McKinley U.S.S. Maine Havana U.S. Navy Empire of Dewey Manila Bay Philippine Islands Las Guasimas el Caney San Juan Heights 1St U.S. Volunteer Cavalry Rough Riders Santiago Bay Santiago Manila Islands Paris Library of Congress TBS, Inc San Juan Hill

Hiawatha letters question annexation and trust

Norm Wilkerson of Arena One criticizes Hiawatha City Council for pursuing annexation, alleges broken promises and a pattern of avoiding democratic input. He cites oral agreements, calls for accountability, and notes Arena One's economic impact with no taxpayer funds.

Tom Lewis Hiawatha Lewis Oliver Merriam Tom Theis Arena One Norm Wilkerson

Employers urged to hire people with disabilities in Iowa

Dennis Giesler of the Cedar Rapids Goodwill Industries Business Advisory Council endorses a March 26 editorial calling for businesses to hire workers with disabilities. He cites programs like Goodwill Industries Options of Linn County and REM Development Services as successful models that expand self sufficiency and fill a gap in a tight labor market.

Goodwill Industries’ Business Advisory Council Goodwill Industries Options of Linn County REM Development Services Dennis Giesler Cedar Rapids Goodwill Industries Business Advisory Council Cedar Rapids

HACAP Head Start expresses thanks to volunteers

JoAnn Howard of HACAP Head Start Cedar Rapids thanks volunteers across the program. Volunteers serve on the Policy Council and parent groups, repair toys and household items, sew doll clothes, cut fabric and bean bags, and engage with children in classrooms, going beyond the extra mile.

JoAnn Howard Hawkeye Cedar Rapids

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Joe Hladley Ken Slaughter Vie Dale Larson Jerry Elsen Mark Bowden Cortes Assembly of Deputies Naval Court of Inquiry Steve Ruggers Nicholas Hansen Newport R.J. Knight Ridder Tribune Information Services the Gazette Hiawatha City Council Iowa Supreme Court Blairs Ferry Road City Development Board District Court State City Development Board Supreme Court Supreme Courts Iowa Daniel H. Langfield Theis Gazette HACAP
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