Gazette leadership roster lists executive editors and officers
The Gazette details key personnel including Mark Bowden as Executive Editor, Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman, and Dave Storey as Vice President of Editorial. advertising leadership by Scott Swenson. circulation and print operations by Peg Schmitz. and Gazettes Communications officers Joe Hladky, Chuck Peters, and Ken Slaughter.
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Linn supervisors back Hy-Vee TIF plan in Cedar Rapids
Linn County supervisors endorsed using tax increment financing for a new Hy-Vee at 1556 First Ave NE in Cedar Rapids. The City Council and Chamber of Commerce also supported the project, which would allocate $915,000 of the $3.59 million cost and generate about $20,000 yearly in county taxes for 20 years.
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Washington think tank forum explores job stress and satisfaction
A Washington DC think tank hosted a 10 to 11 30 a m session on job stress and worker satisfaction. The event examined what Americans value most at work and how stress impacts productivity.
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Gazette Letters Policy on Reader Requests
Printing policy states The Gazette does not vouch for accuracy or judge opinions in letters. Readers may submit contradictions or corrections for potential publication, with equal opportunity afforded to other readers.
Globalization foes and the protest movement
The piece critiques anti globalization demonstrators and their tactics. It links protests at World Bank IMF meetings to potential global security costs, noting planned police barriers and future demonstrations. It cites Genoa Seattle and Vancouver style clashes and questions the movement's aims and coherence.
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Saving the Hy-Vee store sparks Cedar Rapids tax debate
Stephen Brubaker argues in Cedar Rapids letters that approving Hy-Vee with public support risks higher taxes and crime if built, and notes prior neighborhood store closures. He calls for a 20 year city agreement to ensure the store remains open and well maintained. He questions elected officials backing of the project.
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Bluestem Faces Questions on Farm Land Waiver and Trash Plans
Residents ask Bluestem Solid Waste Agency to justify asking the county board to waive the corn suitability rule for a landfill and to explain plans to ship garbage out of the county or state. They note high costs tied to the Hennessey property and question why Bluestem does not use that site after FAA distance rulings.
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The Gazette Letters Policy and Contact Details
The Gazette limits letters to 300 words and requires full name street address and daytime phone number. Only the writer's name and hometown will publish. One letter per writer every 30 days. anonymous letters are rejected.
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Condit Compared to Clinton in ABC Interview Fallout
The piece examines Gary Condit's ABC interview in which he denies involvement in Chandra Levy's disappearance and dismisses calls for full cooperation. It contrasts his responses with Bill Clinton's alleged media savvy and questions credibility of Condit's statements amid Levy family and police criticisms.
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