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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2000
Page
6
The Gazette recalls Christmas 1950 noting 105000 troops evacuated from Hungnam and wartime fears easing. Editorial calls faith and hope enduring as Cold War divides soften through open exchange, while Christmas spirit remains transformative.
Timothy Walch announces a Hoover Library exhibit titled Christmas at the White House running from late November to January 8. The display showcases presidential holiday trees from Washington to Clinton, highlighting traditions, ornaments, and historical context with free admission.
The Gazette states it does not vouch for reader letters accuracy and that contradictions or corrections may be published by others in a future issue.
A compact look at media insider lore with jokes about The Times style bias toward Mr. in second mentions and a Chelsea level of newsroom humor. Includes anecdotes about Meat Loaf misreferences and overhead telegrams tied to publishing quirks and media watchdogs.
Public schools plan schedules to avoid Christian holidays while not equally observing others. They rename holidays like Christmas to winter break and Sunday events to family day, prompting minority religious concerns and calls for equal recognition.
The Gazette invites public letters and guest columns addressing civic matters. Submissions must include the writer’s full name, signature, street address and daytime phone, with addresses not published. No anonymous submissions. a 300 word limit does not apply to letters, one letter per writer per 30 days.
Steven Patton argues that census-driven redistricting shifts electoral votes to Sun Belt states, reducing power for Democrats. He notes NY loses votes, predicts GOP gains in future cycles, and questions viability of a national popular vote system led by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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