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Joe Hindley serves as Chairman and Publisher while Chuck Peters is President and COO Ken Slaughter holds the role of Executive Vice President and CFO in the firm.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2002
Page
6
Joe Hindley serves as Chairman and Publisher while Chuck Peters is President and COO Ken Slaughter holds the role of Executive Vice President and CFO in the firm.
The Gazette Editorial urges skepticism toward war briefings and warns of government deception patterns seen in Gulf War coverage. It cites Cheney Powell Rumsfeld and past satellite image disputes, urging reporters to push for straight facts amid public demand for security.
The Gazette notes it does not vouch for readers letters accuracy or judge the opinions offered. The paper allows equal opportunity for corrections or contradictions from other readers to be published.
Trudy Rubin reports that Iraqi opposition activist Hussein Sharistani warns Saddam Hussein could use chemical weapons against his own people to crush uprisings. He cites buried barrels of agents in Basra and calls for U.S. and allied action to shield civilians, stock antidotes, train exiled medical teams, and liaise with resistance groups to locate storage sites.
The Gazette invites public letters and guest columns with guidelines. Submissions must include writer's full name signature address and daytime phone number and may be edited. Limit is 300 words per letter with nine letters per writer per 30 days.
The Supreme Court faces whether 30 years of racial preferences at Michigan are legal. The piece weighs merit versus widened opportunities for minorities, arguing that policies favoring blacks and Hispanics and sometimes women contradict equal protection. It cites broader social backlash and questions fairness and legality of group rights versus individual merit.
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