Credits for the era of prosperity debated in editorial
Gazette editorials praise the era of growth and credit various figures. The piece notes Bill Clinton’s praise for Gore Lieberman as future leaders, while Republicans claim credit for policy wins. It also highlights Ross Perot’s lingering influence on debt awareness and budget reform. The column ends by asserting the public benefits regardless of credit fights.
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Impeachment Heat Shapes California's 27th District Race
In California's 27th District, incumbent Republican James Rogan and challenger Adam Schiff contend amid impeachment dynamics. Schiff downplays impeachment, citing local issues like a proposed freeway and Burbank airport noise as paths to victory. Voter registration trends show Democrats leading independents, with rising minority numbers widening GOP risks.
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First Roman Catholic presidential candidates noted
The Saturday editorial overlooked Alfred E. Smith, Roman Catholic and Democratic candidate in 1928, while mentioning John F. Kennedy as the first Catholic to seek the presidency. Smith ran in 1928 as a Democrat, predating Kennedy’s historic bid.
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John F. Kennedy
Alfred E. Smith
Gazette letter submission guidelines
The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words and requires your full name street address and daytime phone number. Only your name and hometown will be published. Include address Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 FAX 319 398 5846 or email gazedit fyiowa com.
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60 Minutes criticized for misrepresentation of U S electronic spying
Norman Luxenburg argues against the implication that the United States uses Echelon to give American firms unfair edge. He cites Woolsey rebuttals in European publications and urges proof that no U S government branch uses monitoring to aid U S commerce against European rivals.
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Iowa City
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University of Iowa
Reflections on Race and the GOP Convention
An observer contrasts the GOP convention with slave era exploitation noting anger and hurt. The piece questions Gov. Bush's commitment to African-Americans and cultural diversity in Texas and considers political manipulation of minority groups. The author laments ongoing dignity issues and asks how to move beyond a painful past.
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Community Letter Urges ACS Reconsider Linn County Cuts
Local resident appeals to the American Cancer Society to reverse the shift of direct patient services from Linn County to a multi state Upper Midwest unit. The writer notes planned Aug 31 eliminations and urges supporters to call (319) 365 5241 to protest.
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Northeast Cedar Rapids calls for new elementary school
Local residents urge the facilities planning committee to approve a new elementary school in the northeast area amid ongoing development including a planned 200 plus home project by Ushers Ferry Historic Village. They warn overcrowding and busing will worsen over two years until construction completes. They demand action, noting Northwest growth and the need to protect public schools and community vitality.
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Cedar Rapids
Classroom illustrating need for school funding
A teacher argues the district must fund improvements after detailing a cramped, overheated or freezing classroom with no ventilation and noise from adjacent workshops. They urge voting yes for future school improvement plans and invite residents to visit the soiled learning environment.
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