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Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages with Dave Morris as Managing Editor on the Editorial Board.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1988
Page
6
Jerry Elsen serves as Editor of Editorial Pages with Dave Morris as Managing Editor on the Editorial Board.
A Gazette editorial urges acceptance of shorter 1988 waterfowl seasons and smaller bag limits after drought cuts nesting success. It notes duck populations, forecast at about 66 million, are the second smallest on record and that habitat loss, marsh reclamation, and market hunting have reduced numbers. It argues conservation benefits outweigh one season of reduced hunting pleasure.
Veterans remember the Korean War as a pivotal conflict where containment held, pushing for a Washington memorial. A Gazette feature notes the long overdue honor for Americans who served, highlighting the UN police action’s substantial U.S. contribution and the need to celebrate those sacrifices.
The author critiques modern acceptance speeches by Dukakis and Bush, arguing that voters should demand concrete plans, not emotional delivery. He notes campaigns rely on cadence and slogans, while specifics are often avoided to avoid factional backlash. A press role is urged to constantly press for how promised reforms will be achieved.
As longtime patients of Dr Rowe we praise his sincere caring and competence. We recount how he and his nurse eased visits and advised by phone, and we urge understanding of malpractice costs while supporting his shift to a new kind of medical work.
The Gazette notes that the Project Beautiful program encourages beautification by home and business owners. A near record turnout followed announcements, with many nominations for the event and praise for the Pride in Property initiative. Citizens applaud Area Ten’s Heritage Agency on Aging and Yvonne Chadek’s committee for Elderfest, a July 15 event drawing over 1,000 attendees and offering bands and activities for all ages. Plans mention a 1989 Elderfest.
Residents celebrate smoother travel after years of rough surface patches and ripples on First Street and Penn Avenue NW. They call for weight restrictions to keep these streets as residential routes, diverting big trucks, buses, and heavy equipment to Ellis Boulevard to reduce wear.
The Gazette states it does not vouch for letter accuracy or endorse opinions. It invites corrections and contradictions to be considered for publication, ensuring equal opportunity for reader input and response.
A narrator recounts a surreal seance led by Madame La Zonga in Marion and a cryptic message about a golf course. The tale blends politics, local conflict over Tuma real interest, and a vow to reveal a hidden truth to Cedar Rapids residents. A postscript mentions a children’s petting zoo proposal.
Report from Atlanta Georgia reflects warm hospitality and unity after the Democratic Convention. The作者 praises Dukakis and Bentsen as a strong team and lauds Jesse Jackson, emphasizing harmony and confidence about the November election.
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