Gazette Communications Leadership Names
Joe Hladky chairs and publishes Gazette Communications with Chuck Peters as president and COO and Ken Slaughter as executive vice president and CFO indicating top management trio at the company.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2001
Page
4
Joe Hladky chairs and publishes Gazette Communications with Chuck Peters as president and COO and Ken Slaughter as executive vice president and CFO indicating top management trio at the company.
The National Commission on Federal Election Reform urges bipartisan leadership and Sunday ballots as options. It favors uniform state voting standards, modernized equipment, and voluntary deferment of results by broadcasters, while opposing a nationwide 11 pm result ban and a mandatory holiday.
A column on Donner and Blitzen sparks reader letters. James Larkin cites German dictionaries and his German wife to support Donner as thunder. Others, including Rose Turner Caroline Trumpold Don Grimm and Marianne Bern, dispute the spelling and note their own sources.
The Gazette states it does not vouch for letter accuracy or judge opinions. It invites corrections or contradictions from readers with equal opportunity for publication.
Jonathan Dresner, history professor at Coe College, reflects on the Hiroshima Nagasaki anniversaries, the Truman war crimes debate, and the ethics of using atomic bombs. He recalls attending the 50th anniversary in Hiroshima, the HNN mock trial, and argues civilian harm versus military aims.
The Gazette invites letters and guest columns addressing public business with the writer’s full name signature address and daytime phone number. Anonymous letters are not accepted. Limit 300 words for letters and one letter per writer every 30 days.
A letter from concerned readers condemns United States sanctions and bombing in Iraq arguing the policy has caused mass poverty and over a million civilian deaths. It cites UNICEF figures and reports of waterborne disease, radioactive debris, and repeated bombings at high cost to taxpayers, urging action to lift sanctions and end the suffering.
Russ Oviatt of Wellington Heights argues urban renewal must stay inclusive as Cedar Rapids debates sustaining the First Avenue Hy-Vee. He warns against losing a neighborhood cornerstone and cites jobs, safety, and access to nutritious food as core needs for Mound View and Wellington Heights.
Letter to the editor questions rural voters knowledge of a sales tax election in Linn County Iowa. It cites misunderstandings about fund allocation and local versus city outcomes and criticizes readers for ignoring the Gazette and Iowa Code.
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