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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2002
Page
4
Dave Storey named Vice President of Advertising Scott Swenson appointed Circulation Director Peg Schmitz serves as Vice President of Print Operations
Editorial argues the resignations of Paul O Neill and Larry Lindsey reflect policy disputes and politics. John Snow named to replace O Neill as Treasury secretary. The piece cautions against overrating the impact on the economy while praising O Neill's candor and noting shared views on tariffs and Cuba policy.
Edward Chesman, rabbi at Temple Judah in Cedar, argues the open letter-style column misreads the Arab-Israeli conflict. He blames Palestinian leadership for the intifada and defends Israel's defensive measures amid historical claims about 1947 1948 refugee flows and regional politics. Chesman contends Arab rulers rejected a UN two state plan and that discourse ignores broader Middle East repression and anti Zionist propaganda.
A Gazette letter argues that Harry Potter fosters ignorance about the Bible and weakens trust in God by elevating magic. It cites a Nov 25 critique noting a mantle of cuteness hiding lying and revenge, and notes other letters missing the point about faith and reality versus fantasy.
A letter attacks Harkin nutmeg as dubious in pumpkin pie while readers defend inclusion of nutmeg in recipes. The writer cites culinary history from Better Homes and Gardens and mentions Betsy Caszatt Marion and David C. Oshel of Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette invites letters and guest columns addressing public business. Submissions must include writer’s full name signature full street address and daytime phone number. No anonymous submissions accepted. 650 words or fewer preferred.
An editorial in the Miami Herald examines how a 1989 Central Park rape case misused confessions amid media frenzy. DNA evidence later identified the sole rapist, revealing wrongful arrest and highlighting the danger of presuming guilt over innocence in a flawed system.
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