Doe Hladky and News Leadership Team Names
Doe Hladky serves as President and Publisher joined by Ken Slaughter as Vice President and Treasurer Dale Larson as Vice President and General Manager Jerry Elsen as Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman Mark Bowden as Managing Editor in the leadership lineup of the publication.
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Doe Hladky
Ken Slaughter
Dale Larson
Jerry Elsen
Mark Bowden
Starr Should Have Left Office As Planned
The article discusses Kenneth Starr's brief resignation and reversal, noting Republicans' hopes for indictments against President Clinton and Hillary while arguing Starr remained too tied to GOP interests. It suggests he would not file criminal charges over Whitewater or the FBI file mishandlings and questions his independence.
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Kenneth Starr
Starr
Clinton
Hillary
Pepperdine Law School
Clinton Justice Department
White House
PBS
Jim Lehrer
GOP
Arkansas
Bill
Hillary Clinton
FBI
Iowa
Jim Leach
House
Alphonse D'Amato
Senate Whitewater
Whitewater Independent Counsel
Clinton pledges stricter campaign finance reform
President says reform is needed after irregularities in fundraising. Democrats accept responsibility and urge Republicans to join, noting criticism of tactics such as tying invitations to contributions and large sums from Asian backers. A New York fundraiser raised about 1.2 million for the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee.
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Clinton
United States
White House
New York
Democratic Senate
Opposition to death penalty underscores Iowa state policy
A reader letter from 1986 argues against capital punishment, noting Iowa’s murder and crime trends without the death penalty and urging readers to contact legislators to oppose state execution. It cites mandatory life without parole for first degree murder and related crimes and questions governor’s stance.
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Iowa
Destruction by government and the post Christian era
The author rails against a nihilistic age and federal overreach claiming the government eliminates moral absolutes. Critics assert a centralized bureaucracy and activist judiciary undermine elected authority, nullifying local referendums and state initiatives before urging citizen rebellion. Gene Brodrecht, Marion expresses the view.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Debunking a gun rights column in Iowa City letter debate
Peter Wezeman cites Rhiannon Hall and Ed Dolan on firearms, politics, and tyranny, noting misstatements about Britain's homicide rate, concealed weapons laws, and a self defense shooting in March 1996. The letter argues the real issue is freedom from tyranny and mentions Clinton, Reagan, and public figures.
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Rhiannon Hall
Ed Dolan
Reagan
Brady
Britain
America
Time/Life
Hitler
Hall
Gazette Seeks Letters From Readers With Full Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites letters and guest columns addressing public issues. Submissions must include writer's full name signature street address and daytime phone number. addresses are not published. Limit about 300 words per letter and only one letter per writer every 30 days.
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Laser surgery gives partial clear vision for nearsighted patient
Rich Patterson recounts undergoing photorefractive keratectomy PRK at Mercy Medical Center performed by Dr Sanjay Shah at the Iowa Eye Center to improve his severe myopia. One eye corrected, the other remains with glasses. He expects final improvements after left eye treatment and lilac bloom.
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Robert Keller
Sanjay Shah
Shah
Iowa Eye Center
Mercy Medical Center
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