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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2001
Page
6
Joe Hladky chairs the company as Chairman and Publisher while Chuck Peters serves as President and COO. Ken Slaughter holds the role of Executive Vice President and CFO.
Marion City Council directs staff to study purchasing the Marion Iron salvage yard along Seventh Avenue as a potential brownfield redevelopment. City staff will seek state and federal grants for cleanup and possibly a study of redevelopment costs, eyeing the site for a future City Hall option or relocation of the yard.
The magazine crowns Rudolph Giuliani as Person of the Year while debating whether Osama bin Laden should have been the cover figure. Critics note Time praised Giuliani for swift post 9/11 leadership, while others question turning foreign policy into a personal narrative.
Ronald Brownstein notes the failed economic stimulus in Congress deepens partisan divides and signals a tougher, more contentious period ahead. He cites tax cuts, targeted breaks for businesses, and Democratic emphasis on welfare spending as factors. The clash over health insurance for the uninsured underscores deeper disagreement on future policy.
The Gazette accepts public letters and guest columns with editing discretion. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone number. anonymous submissions are not allowed. Word limits apply for letters and columns with address details provided for mail and fax use.
The Washington Post editorial defends Bush's executive privilege claim to withhold Justice Department documents from Rep Dan Burton and the Government Reform Committee. It argues openness is good but notes privilege protects candid legal advice and should have limits amid historically abusive uses. Burton’s requests over two indictments and Massachusetts FBI ties are debated.
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