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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1994
Page
4
Hindley Jr. is listed as Chairman of the Board with Ken Siaughiter as Vice President and Treasurer Mark Bowden as Treasurer and Managing Editor. The roster outlines key leadership roles in the company.
The piece argues against a 1991 push by Senator Strom Thurmond for mandatory health warnings in alcohol advertising. It contends warnings threaten free speech and the market, risk driving ads to pay TV, and do not replace tough drunken driving enforcement. It cites NAB, Anheuser Busch, MADD, and public sentiment favoring warnings while urging action on enforcement.
Former U S House speaker Tip O’Neill died at 81 in Mass. A Democrat who championed public works and local aid, he funded a major library and inspired the axiom All politics is local. Reagan recalled their clashes and friendship during shifts to the five o’clock hour.
Iowa State University President Martin Jischke attended a ribbon cutting at Kirkwood Community College marking the new ISU Extension center on campus. The partnership aims to reduce duplication, expand regional services, and support health care and swine education through on site programs and satellite delivery.
A reader argues that nostalgia for the so called good old days is misguided. Time marches on and society should adapt and accept changes rather than lament the past. He rejects nostalgic morality and injustices of earlier eras.
Dave Krett of Springville argues against using terms like deadbeat dads in the Gazette editorial and urges equal treatment of men and women in war coverage. He notes gendered labeling harms all and calls for non sexist reporting across topics including child support and Desert Storm era references.
A Cedar Rapids letter argues the Second Amendment protects gun ownership and rejects gun control while noting modern police and military forces. The writer claims federal control is rising and emphasizes public safety and militia history amid violent crime concerns.
The piece argues abstinence based Sex Respect treats teens as capable of responsible choices and emphasizes self respect, family involvement, and parental support. It contends traditional sex education fails to curb teen pregnancies, citing 1970 to 1980 increases, and asserts abstinence programs best reduce high risk behavior.
In a real life survey a boat overcrowded with a husky and three humans faces a dire choice. The animal lover sacrifices the mentally retarded friend to save the dog, weighing human life against an animal in a dramatic ethical dilemma. Albert W. Sheda Cedar Rapids.
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