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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1994

Page

4

Sarajevo siege editorial calls for arms and air strikes

Bosnian editor Kemal Kurspahic urges lifting the arms embargo on Bosnia and arming Bosnians to counter Serbian shelling in Sarajevo. He argues for air strikes on artillery positions to restore balance and end the city’s humanitarian catastrophe amid NATO tensions and international inaction.

Srbrenica Clinton NATO Sarajevo Alipasino Polje Dobrinja Warren Christopher Slobodan Milosevic Bosnia Kemal Kurspahic Oslobodjenje

Wolf dog attack prompts Cedar Rapids move for removal

A wolf-dog hybrid named Cujo attacked four children at Grant Wood Elementary School before a police officer killed the animal. The incident spurs Cedar Rapids authorities to consider stricter limits on keeping wolf-dogs in town. The piece argues against wolf-dog ownership and advocates domesticated pets as safer choices.

Gerald Rieflin Cedar Rapids Cujo Grant Wood Jack London Rieflin Newsweek

Lyons Leads Iowa Trust Recovery Effort Across the State

Iowa Insurance Commissioner David Lyons steered a team that recovered most of the missing 75 million dollars from the Iowa Trust debacle. Public servants from the staff, state auditor, and attorney general joined in a sustained effort to locate assets and pursue recovery for investors statewide. The credits go to Lyons and his colleagues for a remarkable investigative achievement benefiting Iowa depositors.

David Lyons Iowa Lyons

Letters to the Gazette on evangelicalism and misquotation

Readers debate a January 30 letter arguing about evangelicalism and the Antichrist. One writer portrays faith as bigotry while another defends Christian doctrine and cites biblical verses emphasizing salvation through Jesus Christ.

Michael V. Musel Cedar Rapids Earth Peter

Bloodbath here and Bosnia echo in unrest

Kathleen MacTaggart of Solon warns that escalating violence mirrors Bosnia with 68 killed and 200 wounded reported last weekend. She questions U S domestic security while drawing parallels to international turmoil.

Old Sarajevo CNN Boutros-Ghali President Clinton Radovan Karadzic Oslobodjenje United States Bosnia Balkans Europe U.S Kathleen MacTaggart Solon

Gun Control Debate Letters Criticize Brigham View

Readers urge disarmament and challenge gun rights supporters while criticizing The Gazette for publishing letters on January 14 that attack Jeremy Brigham's stance. The message also calls for America to disarm Dick Allemang of Cedar Rapids.

Gazette Jeremy Brigham America

Questioning Priorities of Pella Leader Over Major Issues

Merle Kopel of Marion criticizes House Speaker Harold Van Maanen for focusing on a bill to curb sports ticket scalping while the state faces large problems. Kopel argues gambling, jobs, healthcare, farming, welfare reform, and the budget should take precedence.

Pella Harold van Maanen van Maanen

Gazette Letters Policy On Accuracy And Corrections

The Gazette states that letters are not guaranteed accurate and do not reflect the paper’s judgment. It invites readers to publish corrections or contradictions if other readers deem them desirable.

Gazette

Iowa Senator Horn Voice Contact Silence Sparks Probe

Cedar Rapids readers report failed calls to state Senator Wally Horn last weekend. The letters cite a July 1970 One Human Life Gazette ad urging abortion restrictions and note polls show 75 percent support parental notification. A caller questions Horn's willingness to bring the bill to the Senate floor or to delay it in committee.

Iowa Cedar Rapids One Human Life Gazette Ad Horn Senate Sen. Horn L.J. Marshall

What was the score anyway in sports writing critique

The piece lampoons sports reporters for delaying scorelines and long sentences. It praises The Gazette City line and Norval Tucker while noting readers rarely recall exact scores minutes after a game.

Gazette Cityline Norval Tucker Iowa City Scoreline Cityline Mark Dukes Gazette Crew Arizona Tucker

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