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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1994

Page

4

Kerrigan Named to Olympic Team Despite Injury

Editorial notes Kerrigan earns Olympic spot after her attack, while attacker remains unnamed. The U S Figure Skating Association committee honors her skill and symbolic resistance to terrorism, despite not qualifying at nationals. Michelle Kwan and Tonya Harding figures appear, with Kerrigan’s grace praised.

Nancy Kerrigan Kerrigan U.S. Figure Skating Association U.S Michelle Kwan Tonya Harding Kwan Intersport 7 Corner

Whitewater probes push for independent investigators debate

The Whitewater affair, dubbed Whitewatergate, gains staying power as calls grow for an independent investigation into alleged irregularities by high officials. Sen. Tom Harkin backs a special counsel as Janet Reno seeks court appointment once Congress restores enabling legislation. Rep. Jim Leach promotes a full probe to restore bipartisan focus on national issues.

Clinton Clintons Arkansas the Gazette David Lynch White House Tom Harkin Whitewater Janet Reno Congress Iowa Jim Leach House Banking Committee Leach

Health War echoes Eisenhower warning in Clinton era

The piece argues that the Clinton health plan risks a vast medical bureaucratic complex and a trillion-dollar Pentagon of health care. It cites Eisenhower’s cautions about the military‑industrial and scientific elites, warns of NHB power, and cites Medicare cost overrun as precedent.

Eisenhower Ike Massachusetts Tennessee Washington State Energy Hazel O'Leary Clinton Ivory Tower Lemon West Point Harvard National Health Board NHB Congress Sam Vietnam Conservative Heritage Foundation Pentagon

Letters to the Gazette on common sense and gun rights

A reader letters column argues for licensing and stricter crime measures while condemning modern thinking. A second contributor, Robert O. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids, claims to recount a commuter massacre where weapons cause mass casualties and notes he survives due to an NRA item.

Tarnation Oxford Robert O. Ferguson Cedar Rapids Long Island Danielle McGrew Oscar Pilanski Danielle NRA

Letter Guidelines for Published Community Pages

Community letters should be concise under 300 words and focus on issues and public events rather than individuals. Include writer’s full name, signature, daytime phone, and street address for authentication. anonymous letters are discouraged and only one letter per writer per 30 days. use the Cedar Rapids box address for submission.

Cedar Rapids Iowa

Ben's early integration at Kenwood Elementary reshapes his school path

The report highlights Ben, a boy with cerebral palsy, thriving through Kenwood Elementary’s Preschool Developmental Classroom integration. Teachers Jackie Fastenow Timothy Zrudsky Sherry Child Jean Aldrich and principals Glenn Oldorf John Christenson Michael Clover aided his transition from PDC to all day kindergarten to regular education.

Amy Hagadorn the Gazette Amy Santa Ben Kenwood Elementary Jackie Fastenow John Christenson PDC Sherry Child Timothy Zrudsky Jean Aldrich Glenn Oldorf Michael Clover Kenwood Grant Wood Area Education Agency

Change and the First Amendment in American debate

A letter from Robert Gassaway of Wall Lake Iowa argues that the ACLU seeks to remove religious symbols from public spaces and ties this to a broader secular humanist agenda. He cites 1993 Fourth and Fifth Amendment rulings and warns of potential moves toward a constitutional convention to balance the budget and possibly alter the First Amendment.

ACLU U.S. Supreme Court Pat Robertson CBN William Rehnquist U.S Vatican Jean Henry D’aubigne Robert Gassaway Wall Lake Iowa

Mayor Serbousek Takes Time To Talk With Resident

Lori Kaplan of Cedar Rapids writes to thank Mayor Larry Serbousek for personally answering questions. She expected only his secretary but was surprised when he picked up the phone and spoke kindly. She calls it a refreshing gesture from a very busy man.

Larry Serbousek

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