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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1969

Page

3

Schools Cannot Do It All Say Cedar Rapids Editorial Board

The Cedar Rapids Gazette editorial argues public schools cannot handle all sex education needs and must balance ethics and human relations with limited authority. It laments complaints from zealots and older readers while praising University of Town president J Howard Bowen on resigning, noting Bowen’s strong work and the regents’ search for a worthy successor.

Cedar Rapids J. Howard Bowen University of Town Bowen Town City Sirevius Grinnell Board of Regents Dr. Bowen

Recount Denied in Subdistrict 1 Senate Contest

The state senate contest committee agrees no factual basis to reopen the machine tally in Subdistrict 1. Former Senator Joseph Cassidy sought a recount against Harold Thordson after a 49 vote margin declared Thordson the winner on election night and later flip to Cassidy on a recheck.

Senate Subdistrict 1 Senti Venly Joseph Cassidy Walwotb Harold Thordson Davenport Scott Thordson Cassidy

The People's Forum Muses On Shelter Debate In Linn County

A reader argues against humane sheltering rules for horses in Linn County. He cites a case where a horse pasture with shelter was unused until a colt jumped a fence, was hit by a pickup, and had to be destroyed. He defends outdoor winter pastures as healthier and more natural for horses.

Linn County

Colt That Fought Off Ailments Proves Its Merit

A veteran horseSample explains how the animal avoids common ailments and fatigue, performing reliably all day with no nervousness or fuss. The speaker cautions neighbors against hasty judgments, noting Mother Nature keeps horses healthy longer than people. The piece ends with a grieving note over a lost valuable animal and an elderly owner facing financial hardship.

Resignation Crisis at Public Health Nursing Agency

A nursing director Miss M Van Fossen resigns but is not accepted by her volunteer board. The action follows front page notices about two nurses resigning and one dismissal. The writer urges more coverage of health agency cooperation and highlights the Well Baby clinic at Mercy hospital with university students and volunteers assisting PH.

Miss .M. van Fossen Public Health Nursing Assn Yor Miss van Fossen

No Escape in Scheme for Fairer Taxing

The Nixon era is eyed for comprehensive tax reform proposals derived from a Fowler plan. The suppressed statement urges a minimum tax and limits on deductions aimed at reducing windfalls for the privileged and expanding relief for the hard pressed, with emphasis on direct measures over tax credits.

Ashington Nixon Treasury Department Stan Surrey LBJ the Treasury Henry Fowler Congress Johnson Fowler David Kennedy Capitol Will

Remembrance of Things Past Lifts the Burden of Reading

A New York Times essay laments readers stalled by long classics like Remembrance of Things Past noting six volumes and decades spent on the epic while praising its texture as a defining work. It contrasts half finished novels with enduring masterworks and questions literacy measured by how many pages are conquered. The piece argues finishing Proust may not guarantee superiority but illuminates reading ambition and self awareness.

Thackeray James Fenimore Cooper Marcel Proust Proust Cooper Trollope Immanuel Kant Kierkegaard Edmund Wilson Celine Jerry Kramer David Copperfield Winnegan Hans Castorp David Monsieur Swann New York Times Service

Selection Process Criticized by Veteran Juror

Goffrey Lehman a 51 year old juror who has foremaned six times calls jury selection biased and undemocratic. He argues random selection would yield fairer results and criticizes pre trial investigations and peremptory challenges as discriminatory though he supports challenges for cause. Lehman says jurors are citizen judges and deserve respect as the fourth branch of government.

Wiley Maloney United Press Yuennaneren Francisco Goffrey Lehman Lehman Telman Tehman

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