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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 2002

Page

6

Gazette Communications leadership and executives listed

Mark Bowden, executive editor, Jerry Elsen editor of editorial pages and board chairman Dave Storey, Scott Swenson advertising VP, Peg Schmitz circulation director, GAZETTE COMMUNICATIONS INC, Joe Hladky chairman and publisher, Chuck Peters president and COO Ken Slaughter EVP and CFO named as top company officers.

Mark Bowden Jerry Elsen Dave Storey Scott Swenson Peg Schmitz

Iowa should create a $10 million Cultural Trust

The Gazette endorses a plan proposed by Anita Walker to establish a $10 million Iowa Cultural Trust funded by $1 million annually for ten years. The trust would leverage local gifts to trigger further funding, support operating costs, and fund statewide arts outreach to attract visitors and business.

Anita Walker Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs Iowa Cultural Trust Walker Iowa

Robertson’s incitement shocks readers and critics say

The Washington Post editorial condemns Pat Robertson for claiming Islam is violent and Muslims are terrorists. It urges restraint by leaders while noting ongoing Muslim safety concerns and the broader wartime stance that the nation is not at war with Islam.

Bush Robertson

School choice helps students who need it most, not skimming

Jennifer Garrett argues against the skimming critique of vouchers, citing research from Wisconsin and multiple studies showing that school-choice programs benefit low income and minority students and spur improvements in public schools. She notes voucher use by tens of thousands and policy support from officials, highlighting private and Catholic school effectiveness.

Supreme Court The New York Times Richard Rothstein Milwaukee John Witte Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau Kaleem Caire Howard Fuller Black Alliance For Education Options Rothstein Cleveland Manhattan Institute Florida Harvard University Paul Peterson New York City Dayton Ohio District of Columbia Joseph Viteritti New York University Jennifer Garrett Heritage Foundation Heritage. Org States

Budget Cuts Push Iowa Schools Toward TV Education

A speaker urges using television and cable networks to cut school costs in Iowa. He cites home learning via cable and the Internet, suggests local home-grown programs, and argues for remote crafts and physical education to keep students connected.

Iowa

The Gazette Letters Policy Outline

The Gazette invites letters and guest columns, with most letters addressing public business and subject to editorial editing. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone. addresses are not published. Limts: 300 words per letter and one letter per writer every 30 days. column length about 650 words or fewer. Mail to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. fax 319 398-5846. email gazedit fyiowa.com with full name, address and phone.

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Iowa cash reserve fund queried over shortfall

The piece asserts Iowa's cash reserve fund holds only 171 million dollars of a 440 million target as of February 18. It warns that tapping the reserve by Gov. Tom Vilsack would delay on time bill payments to schools and agencies, urging readers to contact House Speaker Brent Siegrist and Rep. Chuck Larson for clarity and criticizing columnist Mike Deupree and ISEA ads.

Iowa Vision Brent Siegrist Chuck Larson Cedar Rapids Statehouse Mike Deupree

Dangers on I-80 West Branch Interchange Spark Driver Concerns

A reader cites repeated crashes on the brief West Branch I-80 segment. They describe a downhill grade after the West Branch interchange, dim ramp lighting, hidden on ramps, and a dangerous cross over near an old railroad track, with calls for safety action.

Khak West Branch

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