J P Hladky Jr and Ken Slaughter Named Officers
J P Hladky Jr chairman of the board and Ken Slaughter named vice president and treasurer.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1990
Page
6
J P Hladky Jr chairman of the board and Ken Slaughter named vice president and treasurer.
Gazette editors critique the power of political action committees and explain why reform is stalled. They discuss Cranston Keating ties, Galbraith s novel PRCs as a theoretical cure funded by other groups, and urge Common Cause to push investigation into reducing PAC clout.
Iowa lawmakers push a bill to require Iowa Utilities Board approval before LP gas price increases. Sen. Bert Priebe says regulation could curb price hikes after record cold, while Sen. Mike Gronstal cautions producers and boards may still shape costs beyond state control. Congress urged to act.
Jeromy Brigham recounts a Jerusalem journey with Palestinians and Israelis, noting oppression, diverse Jewish demographics, and a potential constructive peace. He warns of regional threats and invites participation in the Cedar Rapids Peace Network meeting on March 2 at Peoples Church with a potluck and slide show.
Letters to the Gazette discuss the beginnings of life and abortion ethics. The writer cites a Population Council calculation on conception odds, defends human life from conception, and urges support for teens and families while condemning abortion as killing.
At Columbus Junction IBP workers, more than half migrant, voted down union representation to avoid affecting migrant job numbers. Today Farmstead Foods seeks concessions to stay competitive, raising concerns that living standards for local food plant workers may erode toward poorer regional levels.
Mrs Galen Schoon of Anamosa responds to the Feb 18 Farmstead workers article, stating that medical benefits were not free. She recalls her husband’s Wilsons contract where workers sacrificed a raise to gain benefits, funded by the raise that would have accompanied it.
The Safe Place Foundation, formed to provide affordable transitional housing to aid recovery from addiction, operates on Fifth Ave SE. Thomas K. Trosky, president, notes community struggle with shelter and substance dependence and credits a Feb 5 Gazette story for context.
A supporter lists numerous skills and programs proposed for Prairie High including health and fitness, welding, typing, carpentry, debate, and business basics. The note praises theater caucus turnout and urges a yes vote on February 27, stressing character, democracy, and the value of traditional basics in a tech era.
SPELL notes the adverb literally shift in meaning during the 1980s and urges careful use of less and fewer. Carl Kane will lead Write Right workshops on March 7 and 8, with a $25 fee and Feb. 28 deadline to reserve at 363-3726.
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