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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1990
Page
6
J F Hiedig Jr as Chairman Hedging Hindikky III oversight. Ken Slaughter named President and Publisher with Dale Larson as Vice President and Treasurer. John Robertson serves General Manager and Jerry Elsen Executive Editor. Dave Morris leads Editorial Pages while remaining Managing Editor.
The government chief hints that troops may have killed the Jesuit priests, their housekeeper, and her daughter on November 16. Critics warn the statement is vague and urge thorough, credible investigation and accountability for all implicated actors.
In Dallas on Monday, female athletic administrators boycotted a National Collegiate Athletic Association ceremony honoring Ronald Reagan. They criticized his record on enforcing civil rights laws and vetoing equal opportunity legislation for women in college sports, while noting modest support for women’s issues overall.
Tipper Gore, president of the Parents' Music Resource Center, criticizes racist and sexist lyrics in rock and rap, urging parents, schools, and the industry to curb hate and promote civil rights. She cites Oprah Winfrey show debates and Public Enemy incidents, urging action to protect children from bigotry while upholding the First Amendment.
A reader argues against no fault divorce citing civil law and fault evidence. The letter cites Ellen Goodman and references War of the Roses noting social upheaval and real harms from unfair divorce outcomes. The writer urges fair settlements based on proven fault.
A citizen urges neighbors to oppose projected razing of a wooded area near 42nd Street and Mount Vernon Road SE for a Hy-Vee store and a zoning change south of 40th Street for three story condominiums and retail. The Cedar Rapids Planning Commission will discuss the re zoning at 9 a.m. Tuesday Jan 16 at City Hall.
A compact critique of dangling modifiers with Iowa City examples. It shows how introductory phrases can mislead when the following noun is absent or misapplied, then offers sharper readings using named individuals such as Anne Meyers and Lorin Hollander to illustrate the point.
The Wright family of Masontown Pennsylvania salutes Eastern Iowans for helping find their lost dog Jesse. A Wisconsin farmer north of Platteville found Jesse December 30 and contacted the family, who picked him up in Wisconsin and brought him home on January 1.
Dorothy Wilson of Palo requests action to cap daily propane gas prices as heating bills strain fixed incomes. She cites yesterday's gas range from 1.32 to 1.36 dollars per gallon and urges immediate control measures.
Iowa child care providers and parents are invited to a public panel at Cedar Rapids Public Library Beems Auditorium on Tuesday January 16. DHS officials led by Harold Poore will discuss registration rules and safe healthy environments. Attendees include providers at 6 30 and the public at 7 30 with a contact number 393 8356.
The notice outlines requirements for letters to the editor including the writer’s name street address and signature. It forbids anonymous publication and requests a phone number for authentication. It limits length to 300 words and allows only one letter per writer every 30 days focusing on public issues.
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