Gazette staff and leadership names listed
The document lists key Gazette Communications personnel including editor Mark Bowden, opinion editor Doug Neumann, editorial board chairman Dave Storey, and others such as Scott Swenson, Peg Schmitz, Joe Hindley, Chuck Peters, and Ken Slaughter. It outlines roles across editorial, advertising, circulation, print operations, publishing, and executive leadership.
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Mark Bowden
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Dave Storey
Scott Swenson
Peg Schmitz
Budget cut plan invites cold truth test at home
The Bush administration proposes trimming Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program funding from 1.7 billion to 1.4 billion, an 18 percent cut that would affect Iowa’s 31.1 million in 2001. Congress has yet to decide, but editors urge testing spending relief before voting.
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Congress
Bush Administration
Gallup Poll Finds U S Mood Souring This Winter
A December Gallup survey shows 46 percent of Americans happy with the nation’s course versus 65 percent at the start of 2002. The piece urges tolerance for everyday irritations and promotes a positive outlook despite worries.
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Gallup
Frist urged to broaden GOP appeal to Black voters
An editorial urges Dr. Bill Frist to craft a consistent message for minorities, noting political risk in pandering to different regions. It cites Trent Lott’s controversy, praises bipartisan efforts toward equality, and warns Frist to keep his word as he faces a 2006 term renewal.
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Bill Frist
Senate Republicans
Trent Lott
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Strom Thurmond
Lott
Senate
George Allen
R-Va
U.S. Senate
Utah
Orrin Hatch
Dr. Frist
Congress
With friends like the Saudis Wedge between U S and Saudi Arabia widens
Peter A Brown argues the U S Saudis marriage is strained by deep cultural differences and shifting power. He warns a Saudi revolution could threaten global oil markets and U S interests while noting Washington should seek new partners as the Iraq crisis looms.
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Orlando Sentinel
United States
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Las Vegas
U.S
America
Israel
Jerusalem
Indonesia
Jakarta
Afghanistan
Jalalabad
Jeddah
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Saddam
Lan
Letters to The Gazette Eliminate Seasonal Jobs Unfair
A Cedar Rapids seasonal park worker protests budget cuts ending seasonal labor. He details years of mowing and cleaning at Ellis Park Bever Park Zoo and other sites, noting weather hardships and bonds with animals, and laments lack of appreciation from the City Council. He argues seasonal staff were relied on when full-time help was unavailable.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Bever Park Zoo
Safe distance urged after on trail hunter threat incident
A woman walking a dog on the Sac and Fox Trail near Cottage Grove Parkway reports a hunter aiming a gun at her and telling her to hold still. The incident raises questions about mandatory safe distances for hunters near non hunters and trails.
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Cottage Grove Parkway
East Post Road
Indian Creek
Gazette Letters Policy Clarified for Readers
The Gazette invites public business letters and guest columns while noting not all can be printed. Writers must include full name signature street address and daytime phone, though addresses are not published. No anonymous submissions allowed, with a 300 word limit per writer and 30 day spacing between letters.
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Cedar Rapids
Editorial condemns Islamist extremism after Yemen killings
The Dallas Morning News editorial denounces the Saudi born killer Ali Abdul Razak Kamel for murdering three American missionaries in Yemen stating the act reflects religious hatred not faith. It urges harsh action against the accused and warns non Muslims abroad to beware of fanatics misusing religion to justify murder.
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United States
Yemen
Ali Abdul Razak Kamel
Reuters
Paradise
Kamel
Dallas
Riyadh
Southern Baptist
U.S
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